Just for Peach Pit - Part II

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Hmmm, I don't believe I will ever be the same again after doing a search on Hunky Coke Guy...

Anyway, bowing to your tremendous pressure for less clothes and your affinity for the Coke commercial dude, here you are!



Comments

  1. Cheer343:54 PM

    OooHHH Yeah! I searched for the coke guy on you tube, got nada, searched yahoo got nada, looked here and found him. You are my hero.

    This guy is soooo yummy!!!!

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  2. Anonymous4:31 PM

    Hunky Coke Guy? Good thing you didn't google Hung Coke Guy.

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  3. Anonymous5:24 PM

    ::drool::

    Oh! ahem!! yes!! ::wipes up:: Right. Uh, where were we? Oh, yes, open your Bibles to page 12...

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  4. SkylersDad6:12 PM

    Cheer: I do what I can for my readers.

    Kirby: I knew better than that. I have enough issues with inadequacy!

    BO: OK, my friend, who highjacked your account? ;^)

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  5. Teri6:31 AM

    Now, I love the Coke guy but the Santa guys are much hotter.

    thanks!

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  6. dirty7:02 AM

    I prefer brain candy over eye candy but that's just me.

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  7. Cheer348:48 AM

    Something is not quite right with the santa guys. They look like they are trying to hard.

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  8. Moderator10:12 AM

    Who is this dude?

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  9. SkylersDad10:49 AM

    Teri: I aim to please...

    Dirty: You will have to let me know how brain candy works. Do you like smart guys, or guys that stimulate your frontal lobe?

    Cheer: Well aren't you miss hard-to-please? ;^)

    Grant: I don't know, but I hate him.

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  10. lulu3:22 PM

    Well it looks like I walked in on a good day! Hello Santa!

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  11. SkylersDad3:39 PM

    Welcome Lulu, thanks for dropping by!

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  12. dirty8:20 AM

    Brain candy is not someone who is extra smart...I don't like feeling dumb.

    Brain candy is someone who can make me think...it's a beautiful thing...far more beautiful than muscles.

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