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Thursday, November 9, 2017

New INXS Website Up!

For anyone who might be interested, I am posting my new INXS website here! Yes, I'll even allow the SJWs to view it. They just cannot comment. I am not interested in SJW bullshit! But I managed to put my video that I made for Michael up on the site. I might even offer this movie on a DVD soon, if anyone is interested at all. That will go up on UMG Productions. But I will continue to offer this movie available for viewing online for free. For those who are only interested in live streaming.

Anyway, here is the link to my new INXS site. I also have some links to INXS merchandise I offer, and I might offer more items on this site.

https://sites.google.com/view/myinxspage/home

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