Re: [<aa-a> History 1996-2001] Me! ;)
Goku from DragonBall Z
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>>>>>What's that stick that goku is holding?
>>>>Looks like a quarter staff
>>> He'd probably call it a bo though.
>>In DragonBall he called it a power pole and it can get very very long...
> haha oh man I am _NOT_ even gonna say it..
*LOL!*
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