Testosterone by the tanker truck at Revenge in Greektown

by The Bulldog • February 24, 2017

And then, if you like your testosterone by the tanker truck, you might enjoy a visit to Revenge in Greektown this Sunday, February 26, at the Royal Canadian Legion at 1083 Pape Ave.

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