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"Listen Willy Boy"

Rohan Mishra 25 November at 07:39 Report
Listen Willy Boy
This is it. Im sending you a final warning.
If you and i mean it very seriously, fag, dont lay off posting utter crap on facebook, you might have an encore very soon of what happened to you in India.
You called me a goonda in one of ur msgs rite ?...u dont want that to turn into a horrific nightmare for you in London.
Trust me when im saying this , you should be scared when walking the streets in London because i might set someone loose on u very soon.
Dont take this as a joke because you will hate the way you look very soon, incase not already.
Lay off the family faggot, ur a reject in ur cuntry and utter garbage.

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