Happy birthday to the gayest man alive

Tollbooth Willie

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give warm birthday regards to Fat Patrick Kelley Esquire the Fourth



ZT is truly an American treasure in this time of shit and bitch

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He'll be getting white hairs soon. After that it will be time to put him to sleep.
 
ZT is a fungi to have around. Happy Birthday, with penis shaped fungi poking out of your cake.

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Happy Birthday Dude!

And what the **** at that image Willie... what is that from? lol
 
Happy birthday ZT! You'll be a man soon!

Well, as soon as you steal someone's skin and wear it as your own.
 
Gayest man alive is having his birthday?

*Checks calendar*

My Birthday was in March......get out of the time machine, Willie.
 
Happy birthday, ZT! Or should I say Pat Kelly, the person I creep on Facebook when you upload new pics.
 
Hooray! I hope we have this much fun on MY birthday!

(cue Zoidberg alone with a single cupcake)
 
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this picture probably will only make you gayer but Congrats! you rotated around the Sun one more time!
 
Happy Birthday! I got you another cake in case you didn't like the first one.

*edit* ah, f*ck it.
 
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Oh shit bro, the FBI is gonna get you for hotlinking.
 
Pat Kelly (b. 1949, Kingston, Jamaica) is a reggae singer whose career began in the late 1960s.

Kelly was born in Kingston in 1949. After leaving school, he spent a year studying electronics in Springfield, Massachusetts, United States during 1966, before returning to Jamaica. In 1967, when Slim Smith left The Techniques, Kelly was brought in to replace him, recording for Duke Reid in the rocksteady era when Reid's Treasure Isle studio/label was dominating Jamaican music. Kelly's falsetto voice, strongly influenced by the American Soul singer Sam Cooke, in combination with Winston Riley and Bruce Ruffin, maintained the success that The Techniques had enjoyed with Smith. The Techniques first record with Kelly, "You Don't Care", adapated from Curtis Mayfield's "You'll Want Me Back", spent six weeks at number one in the Jamaican singles chart, and was followed by further hits with "Queen Majesty", "My Girl", "Love Is Not a Gamble", "It's You I Love", and "Run Come Celebrate".
 
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