him for lunch? we were teenagers forced apart by my father. I am in a current relationship that I have been in for years. I have children from a previous marrige and 1 from the current relationship. I am not married. I have been in a relationship for 7 years and he doesnt want to marry.
him for lunch? we were teenagers forced apart by my father. I am in a current relationship that I have been in for years. I have children from a previous marrige and 1 from the current relationship. I am not married. I have been in a relationship for 7 years and he doesnt want to marry.
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I think the gun was connected to a backpack(power pack). After finding this, he sort of became an outlaw, and everyone wanted the gun. There was a girl with him also; not a hostage though.
Wish I could think of more, but that'ss it. Any ideas on what this movie might be??
I'm pretty sure it...
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