Dev Shah
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Dev Shah
This is the name given to certain, special Indian men who exhibit certain qualities. These qualities include, but are not limited to: being extremely funny, extremely classified, extremely dangerous, extremely shady, extremely sketchy, extremely rude, extremely nice, extremely good looking, extremely sex, extremely unbelievable.
Most experts on this classified individual recommend not getting too close to him or even friending him.
Most experts on this classified individual recommend not getting too close to him or even friending him.
Dev Shah by [REDACTED] [ACCESS DENIED] February 28, 2019
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