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bossman
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i smell a rat
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return of the mennonites
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pillow biter
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a hard days labor
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one of those
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Bossman Providence, Rhode Island
Bossman toured the eastern USA for several years in the late 90's in a former electrical contractor van (Clem's Electric) with a Sony Playstation. The only game they played was Twisted Metal 2.
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