Kid Tries to Win Argument By Slamming Self Into a Wall
Sergio Hernandez · 02/03/10 02:30PMHave you ever been in such a heated argument you just had to throw something? Like your own person? Against a solid wall?
Have you ever been in such a heated argument you just had to throw something? Like your own person? Against a solid wall?
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