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Old Nov 01, 2009, 03:11 PM
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sev is scrin mi mi n wun b her n mor mi wun b saf mi neds saf pepil wit mi bu tab an dem an de res of de bigs is al busi so mi is bi misef an mi is scrd mi frad dat mi is goin ge in tubl mi just wun sumbdi si wit mi pez
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