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Written by chrystal galloway

Thursday, 14 October 2010 14:49

If you would like to see all 145 comments Steve and I made while watching the debate live this morning, head on over to Facebook and add me, Bella Bazooka, as a friend. Not only do you get savy political stuff, but great pics of my enormous bosom and wild 3am rantings as well.

The latest issue is on the stands! You can pick it up where you get your beer, smokes and ill-advised tattos or download it here. The Bazooka girls and I will be on hand at the Radioactive City Roller Girls bout at the Expo Center this Saturday, Oct. 16th. Even though we don't wear the usual cheerleader garb - we will be hotness personified nonetheless. We will also have a merch table, so you can finally get those t-shirts and stickers you've been asking for! Just wear them with love. Get some dirt on 'em!

Now I've been hauling ass since 5:30 a.m., and I'm going to make some soup and get snuggled. :)

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