Steve Jobs Pecker
steve jobs p-ck-r is the antagonist of the bill gates p-ck-r. since the bill gates p-ck-r is micro and soft most of the women go for a steve jobs p-ck-r because its big, red and juicy.
i’d take a steve jobs p-ck-r over any bill gates p-ck-r
that dude’s packing a steve jobs p-ck-r i’d take a bite at it anytime.
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