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National Full Send Day 

Full send everything that you do all day!!
From: 12:00AM-12:00AM

On: December 5

Every Year
If someone tells you to do something for fun, then you have to full send it and do it.

Adjective

(Na-shin-nol)(fööl-send)(d-ã)

National Full Send Day: Means to be committed to what you do all day long.
National Full Send Day by YNG_Weezy December 3, 2019

National full send day 

National full send day is were there are no half sends just full sends this day takes place on may 1
National Full send day isn’t just 4 words it’s an attitude

National Full Send Day 

August 1st, where everyone needs to full send it
“Bro it’s national Full Send Day you have to come through”
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