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Twink Pink
Think pink! Think pink... it's the latest word, you know. Think pink! Think pink... and you're Michelangelo. Sure the lyrics might be from Funny Face, but the sentiment works here, too. Especially when you're surrounded by pink-cheeked and pink-holed smooth hotties like superhung Silas Brooks and Spikey Dee. So, kick up your heels and open up to Twink Pink.
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Think pink! Think pink... it's the latest word, you know. Think pink! Think pink... and you're Michelangelo. Sure the lyrics might be from Funny Face, but the sentiment works here, too. Especially when you're surrounded by pink-cheeked and pink-holed smooth hotties like superhung Silas Brooks and Spikey Dee. So, kick up your heels and open up to Twink Pink.
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