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zimovet [89]
3 years ago
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How do i do about how to do the doing of how about how the logic of the person below me is bad but actually isnt bad because the

ir good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad
wanna explain maybe???
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olga55 [171]3 years ago
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dexar [7]3 years ago
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Explanation:

i think that bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad but actually isnt bad because their good at being bad but they are actually bad, that makes me say, its A

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