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Clavicular speaks on why ALCOHOL is the ultimate evil & questions why he gets so much controversy for promoting compounds like HGH or Testosterone when Alcohol & Nicotine ruin people’s health on a much higher scale 👀 “Ethanol is one of the ultimate evils… I’m saying how horrible it... show more

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