Come on , gays!
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SURVIVOR'S GAY VILLA SPEAKS!
***Spoilers below***Survivor, the CBS realy TV show which maroons strangers together on a serted island jt to watch them vote each other out one by one, has been a queer show om the very begng — the first player voted out was gay. The first wner was gay.
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