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Donnie Love

Born	Donald Robert Love II March 2, 1968 Dearborn, Michigan, United States
Residence	Earth
Nationality	Caucasian
Occupation	Cartoonist, Musician, Composer, Web designer
Employers	Donnie Communications
Home town	Taylor, Michigan
Net worth	$1.87
Height	180 cm
Political party	Libertarian
Religious beliefs	Lutheran
Partner	Toni Leon
Children	Janine Love
Parents	Donald Ray Love, Penelope Love
Website Donnie Love.com

Donald Robert Love II (born Saturday, March 2, 1968) is an American musician, producer and cartoonist from Michigan best known for his work with the band Jokerscool, and as creator of the comic strip Factory Rats.

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David meets Jonathan and asks him to secretly find out Saul's intentions, but Saul tells Jonathan that he knows that Jonathan is David's companion, and that he intends to kill David. Jonathan is so hurt that he stops eating and goes to tell David.

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