#almost interesting

I think it's safe to say that I have an obsession with SNL and all the cast members. 😎

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Close to being finished reading David Spades book, I’m seriously in love with it. There’s so many Chris stories and it’s just funny all the way through it, I highly recommend this book especially if you love Saturday Night Live. I usually get bored with books but I decided to start reading it before bed 3 hours ago and now I’m almost done it, it’s so addictive!

This happened today and I died. Now he knows what my son and I both look like 😍

This was almost the cover to his book 😍

He favorited my tweet a couple days ago so there's that....

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Biggest turn on/s: nice boys