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s344n2d4d5 [400]3 years ago

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I’m just gonna be a fish ok

Living under the water isn’t easy. For one, the temperature is always changing. It is so hot down here that I can barely breathe. Speaking of breathing, you never know when poisons will infect the ocean and threaten our lives. It’s a miracle I’ve survived this long. Don’t even get me started with the hook. I always tell my friends not to take the bait, but they never listen. Life for us fish is anything but fair and man hasn’t helped one bit.

Kinda sucks but hey you don’t have to do it now. You’re welcome!

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