Saw him on a commercial, hardly recognized him.
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Jack King blew up
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Last: 18 yr ago by easttexasaggie04
Downtown Tyler?
Not anymore.
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didn't he get caught in a brookshires parking lot with another guy several years ago?
that's the rumour ruddy.
he's been linked to other men for sometime now. it's one of those things that pretty much all of tyler knows but doesn't mention it
he's been linked to other men for sometime now. it's one of those things that pretty much all of tyler knows but doesn't mention it
Is that him in the middle?
It has been well known for sometime that ol Jack likes the men!
I don' know is it the truf' but the talk has been around fuh 'long time now. Both them subjests cannot care much because they is in the money and that's the truth.
The rumor was not that he was caught in a Brookshire's parking lot with a man but that he was caught in a Brookshire....who was a man....
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In that Rose Garden picture there is one even more notorious. Happy faces make happy places.
That story was started about 15 years ago by his ex wife, who by the way is a B on wheels.
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Must have gotten a sweet KIA from Jack this summer.
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Must have gotten a sweet KIA from Jack this summer.
[This message has been edited by WarChief (edited 4/4/2014 4:55p).]
it's probably the nose candy that he loves.
Must not be doing too bad, I just saw him pull up in a grey ferrari.
pretty sure that he is gay...
"not that there is anything wrong with that"
-Seinfeld reference
"not that there is anything wrong with that"
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