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Yo wus up my people, my names Pablo Tablo, I'm your avg joe looking for a very specific shawty, like 5'2 and blonde or brunette,

a spicy one who smelling sweet..
Hook me up fast, I'm thirsty as a bass: (3.2.3) - 824 - 1834

Peace ma dudes,
Don't forget, I need her fast

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DochEvi [55]3 years ago

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I- ayo bud are you that desperate-? :3

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