Ian junk interviewed simulation documentary conflict

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It said that you should never meet your hero, but Ian garbage never follow the conventional wisdom. Fred Amy's old punk character, introduced earlier this year in the Saturday night live, sitting up and Mick Jones and Paul Simonon conflict: in recently in the town, a new fake documentary funny or die conflict how to influence the rubbish he talks, he is how to affect their friendship with anyone and early punk scene and competitiveness. Jones and Simonon junk even indulge support his guitar and bass, respectively, for his song "hey, police!"
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Amy, in a red shirt, wearing a wig, with junk and his band, Bizarros, deeply influenced by conflicts in a working class back and forth across the British accent. "In a sense, they made a thing of the past, we copied," said garbage. Bizarros determine, in fact, in their own music close cooperation and conflict among the political songs. "We would say," we agree and conflict ", or, "what they say", "said garbage.
Jones and fighting Simonon laughter garbage do his best header with a smile: conflict after double LP London calls, garbage and Ian Bizarros quadruple LP Camden release call. "We put the money in it," said garbage, prompting Simonon asked, "have you left?"
"Hey, police!" Conflict is not completely sound like lost song, but Jones and Simonon appearance, their fun, anyway, they bravely oprah g plus Li Anqi confusion between laughing.

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