Hunter S. Thompson calls tech support.

by | Feb 23, 2010 | COMMUNITY

Even when he’s calling to bitch about his home theater installation, the man was brilliant. And vile, of course.



Even when he’s calling to bitch about his home theater installation, the man was brilliant. And vile, of course.

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