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| What Bach looked like What did Bach look like? - CNN.com You know, you take the powdered wig off of him and he looks like a bruiser. No wonder no one complained about all the high notes... They didn't want to mess with him. |
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![]() | Re: What Bach looked like What a WWE wrestler he could have been! |
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