Call me, Melinda
Frankly though, I don't want to go through another alienation of affection lawsuit after that Bezos ordeal
beat it Poindexter, Melinda and me are going shopping for Duesenbergs
You don't need Washington to break up Big Tech- just call Homewrecker Dave, the Silicon Gigolo
I hate to reveal pillow talk, but Melinda told me she has two problems with Bill: 1. micro 2. soft

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