Well damn!

Published May 6, 2009 | By Don Pedro

Somebody decided to go all El Fuego and smash up some lamps. I guess someone got pissed off and vandalized the hell out of the place. There is broken lamps and glass all over the floor. They’ve been vacuuming it up for a couple hours now.

WTF is this all about?

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