This Tumblr of Modernist Pickup Lines is Freaking Hilarious!!!
Pickup lines from all the modernists. Some of these are ridiculously funny!
March 31, 2014
This Tumblr of Modernist Pickup Lines is Freaking Hilarious!!!
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