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Brrunno [24]
2 years ago
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Please help! (i'm sorry, i'm really bad at science and i don't get it) also i will give the brainiest to whoever is correct (and

please please please don't put whatever, please don't waste my time, i will report you! sorry if i'm being a bit rude its because someone answered random letters in my last question and i reported them) Okay anyways, thank you to whoever helps me! I will give brainiest, a thanks in their profile, a thanks in their answer, 20 beautiful points, and i will NOT report you UwU (this is to whoever helps me) :3

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spayn [35]2 years ago
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Hi I love this app but I don’t have to do a video on it but I have a shout out to my phone back and it hasn’t arrived
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