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liraira [26]
2 years ago
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What si the answer ? Somebody pls smart peopdn

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Liula [17]2 years ago
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I got sweat in my eyes
Lost a bet and got bit by a hundred flies
I fell out a big ol' tree
Hit every branch and scraped up both my knees

I got chased by dogs
Licked by a frog
Got a rash on my legs
Dropped a dozen eggs

I got splinters in seven of ten
And tomorrow, I'll do it all again
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