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Wandalaput Interview Posted

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Shannon Larratt

This interview is titled, “Real Garbage: A Pig At The Service Of Vice”, and I really have to warn viewers that this is not for the casual reader, and it is most certainly adults only. Read on if you want to explore the life of an extreme SM enthusiast.

WANDA LA PUTE EXTREME SM INTERVIEW

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858 responses to “Wandalaput Interview Posted”

  1. Anktsunamunh Avatar
    Anktsunamunh

    I can see Wandalaput does make a lot o people sad… poor of them, what are they doing here? Do they come to show pity and shame because they’re afraid of what they are? This man knows exactly what he wants and he’s one of the few who got the guts to do what they want in life… Most people don’t understand that being degraded and abused it’s just another way of enjoying life. All those comments about how sad Wandalaput makes some fainted hearts are just the same old comments that us, the modified ones, hear everyday from the ‘normal’ people out there on the streets… This man is praiseworthy just because he dares to be honest with himself without a human mask. Most of us will die with that mask on… By the way, how are we supposed to contact him without an e-mail address or a phone? I’d really like to…

  2. Anktsunamunh Avatar
    Anktsunamunh

    I can see Wandalaput does make a lot o people sad… poor of them, what are they doing here? Do they come to show pity and shame because they’re afraid of what they are? This man knows exactly what he wants and he’s one of the few who got the guts to do what they want in life… Most people don’t understand that being degraded and abused it’s just another way of enjoying life. All those comments about how sad Wandalaput makes some fainted hearts are just the same old comments that us, the modified ones, hear everyday from the ‘normal’ people out there on the streets… This man is praiseworthy just because he dares to be honest with himself without a human mask. Most of us will die with that mask on… By the way, how are we supposed to contact him without an e-mail address or a phone? I’d really like to…

  3. Intrigued Avatar
    Intrigued

    The link appears to be broken, taking me to an error page. Was the interview removed due to the uproar? As controversial a topic, I would hate to see this removed just because of the response. It seems somehow contrary to the entire point of posting in the first place. I would like to be able to read this, though I’m sure I will regret it after the fact.

  4. Intrigued Avatar
    Intrigued

    The link appears to be broken, taking me to an error page. Was the interview removed due to the uproar? As controversial a topic, I would hate to see this removed just because of the response. It seems somehow contrary to the entire point of posting in the first place. I would like to be able to read this, though I’m sure I will regret it after the fact.

  5. skribb Avatar
    skribb

    And now why is the interview removed? I wanted to read this.

  6. skribb Avatar
    skribb

    And now why is the interview removed? I wanted to read this.

  7. M2 Avatar
    M2

    I found the interview posted on another site
    http://forums.joerogan.net/showthread.php?t=70468

  8. M2 Avatar
    M2

    I found the interview posted on another site
    http://forums.joerogan.net/showthread.php?t=70468

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