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Johannes 3 year s ago
#8 the story of the Kennedies is litany of horrors and evil.
       
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Bryan 3 year s ago
#28 what's her name please ? girl_cray
       
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Webb 3 year s ago
#13 Mt. Everest is not covered in corpuses. There are about 364 bodies. That does not constitute covered.
       
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Fronia 3 year s ago
Just take neem for malaria.
       
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Melchizedek 3 year s ago
#4 So sick of that malarkey! Next I suppose the grass rights woke idiots will want to cancel lawn mowers! dance3
       
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Reynold 3 year s ago
Melchizedek, wtf are you talking about!? Pull your head out of whatever political blogger's @$$ its stuck in. It's a factoid. That it!
       
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