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3 years ago

Help me pleaseeeeeee im begging u

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soldier1979 [14.2K]3 years ago

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well uh..one of them has to everyone taco Bell right?

algol133 years ago

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Answer: 1 = Family Members. 2= The parents. 3 = the father, papa. 4 = the mother, mama. 5= the son. 6 = the daughter 7 = grandpa 8 = grandma. 9 = the great grandfather. 10 = the brother. 11 = the aunt. 12 = the uncle. 13 = the cousin. 14 = a cousin. 15 = the nephew. 16 = niece. 17= grandson. 18 = the granddaughter. 19 = stepfather. 20 = stepmother 21 = stepson. 22= stepdaughter. 22 = step brother. 23 = step sister. 24 = brother in law. 25 = sister in law. 26 = parents. 27 = children. 28= grandparents. 29 = great-grandparents. 30 = brothers. 31 = the guys. 32 = cousins. 33 = nephews. 34 = the grandsons.

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Serhud [2]

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You wouldn't get this from no other guy

I just want to tell you how I feel

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I will never give you up, I will never let you down

I will never run and abandon you

I will never make you cry, I will never say goodbye

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Your heart hurts but you're too shy to say

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We know the game and we are going to play it

And if you ask me how I feel

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