15 July
15 July by Mr President yn July 6, 2022
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15 July
July 15
This is the birthday of the most amazing people. They are the best friends because of how compassionate and funny they are. They’re probably the type of person you can talk to about deep stuff but also be a crackhead with. They accept you no matter what and will stick by your side. They’re also probably down to kill for you if you asked. Be sure you’re ready to do the same for them because whoever is born on this day deserves the world.
Oh, your birthday is July 15? Can we please be friends? Let’s go out sometime and get some donuts or something!!
July 15 by A Really Awesome Cool Person October 22, 2019
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July 15 by Bad bitch xoxo October 16, 2019
July 15
Hey linda "hi, sally." (Sally) goes behind Linda smacks her ass and says smack a bitch. When it is July 15.
July 15 by Gacha_milk_tea October 28, 2019
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