OJ Simpson after 1995 aquital on LA Radio : A Stern Response

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On Feb 7, 1996, following OJ's appearance on a Los Angeles radio station, Howard and Robin commented on OJ's P.R. campaign.Also on this show a pretty girl wants to meet and date Kenneth Keith Kallenbach.A crazy old lady and her retarded son yell at Howard. "every word you use is I I I..!!!!" Also for Black History Month, Stuttering John interviews an old dude who responds to a question with "Abibli abi da yage-mo mogea mogea". If you are a Sirius/XM subscriber, request Feb 7, 1996 for Mastertape Theatre.

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  • as you listern ,o.j is being fucked up the ass....ha,ha,ha

  • IF I did it. As this title of the book implies, OJ clearly thought of killing Nicole and Ron, gee IF he did it? How about IF the jury had a clue your ass would be in prison for the rest of your life.

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  • the only good thing at the moment is the fact that that murdering piece of trash is in prison right now thanks to that gutsy judge in Nevada that threw the book at him.

  • psychopaths love to gloat their crimes to others, that's why some serial killers send letters to the press. or they'll show up at the scene of the crime when cops arrive and they'll mix themselves among the onlookers. this book of oj is gloating. sick fuck.

  • "she's lump! she's lump! she's lump! she might be dead!'

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