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I Use 'Bad Words'
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Labia 4 Lunch
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stiff donut New York
Stiff Donut was formed in 2004 when Mike Hymson met Mike Hymson at an NRA rally. They compared gun sizes and found out that
each one was packing a quarter inch killer.
Stiff Donut tries really hard to sound like S.O.D. meets Depeche Mode meets Slayer meets Blink 182-with George Carlin on vocals. Of course, they fail miserably, but that’s what they’re going for.
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