Northwest Indiana Discussion

Probably the same motivation you had for posting the picture of Obama eating a hot dog.

I assumed that Arc posted it because it's the closest thing we have to a depiction of what Sotero looked like when he had the junk of Larry Sinclair...in his mouth. If your motivation was the same, then obviously, your quote "there's nothing homosexual about that" in reference to your post....was a lie. Of course, we already knew that.

And I assumed that Arc's motivation was to get a rise out of someone. Nothing homosexual about that r11.

And it did get a rise out of someone....you.

It was just a pic of Sotero eating a hot dog.

[b]Then enlighten us as to the motivation of YOUR PHOTOSHOPPING.

Nope, I don't care if Obama eats a hot dog.

Exactly, no big deal.

Nope, I don't care if Obama eats a hot dog.

And it did get a rise out of someone....you. Why? It was just a pic of Sotero eating a hot dog. Why would that get a rise out of you?

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