English, 20.12.2020 01:00 bacchus2847

Free points ig :/ people are soo weird onbr />
putting n_des and putting links.

the worst part is that its like a trend nowadays

if you see a q like that then w t f dont click on it

you might see sum that will burn your eyes off so just a warning for yall

and maybe enough to give me a red flag? okay then

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