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Stink Of Wank
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Nuclear Guillotine
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Crucifix Fairytale
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Shit Death
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We Don't Miss You
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Kill You With Cream
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Bonus Hate
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S.Y.F.W.P.B.
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121 Turds
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Abducted & Crushed
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Suffocating Panic
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Misery Guts
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Work Crimes
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One Shade Of Shit
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Capital Payout
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F.O.A.D.
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Spiteful Urinator Hamilton, New Zealand
Several idiots from some shit bands past and present.
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