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2 years ago

OKIE I NEED HELP WITH MY MATH

Mathematics

2 answers:

Murljashka [212]2 years ago

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Minin' away, I don't know what to mine

I'll mine this anyway in this Minecraft day

So beautiful, mine further down

What's that I found?

Mine diamonds (take on me)

I'll mine them

So far I've got two

So easy to mine with my Minecraft pickaxe and shovels

Hopefully they stay in my Minecraft chests

So I'm gonna make a lock on it

Mine diamonds

I'll mine them

So far I've got two, ah

I'm alright, I'm ready

All these diamonds sittin' carefully away

I'm getting worried if they might get stolen (turn it off)

From my ender chest

Wait, who is that?

Holy sheep, it's Notch!

Mine diamonds

Now they're safe now

Now that they're safe now

Mine diamonds

Uh, uh, thanks

lawyer [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

yo solo. tengo la primera imagen

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