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pop hater
Girl 1: I love the emo stuff
Girl 2: I'm so sick of emos all they do is cry and shit
Girl 1: umm o.k
later that day
Girl 1: Everyone is talking a about this book twilight so I read it and loved it
Girl 2: ewww twilight sucks
even later that day
Girl 1: look paris hilton is on the tv
Girl 2: I hate her she
Girl 1: why you don't know her?
Girl 2: she is a hoe
Girl 1: because she like sex, girls can like sex to making it a bad thing for a girl to like sex is dumd
Girl 2: ......what?
Girl 1: I think your a pop hater
Girl 2: I'm so sick of emos all they do is cry and shit
Girl 1: umm o.k
later that day
Girl 1: Everyone is talking a about this book twilight so I read it and loved it
Girl 2: ewww twilight sucks
even later that day
Girl 1: look paris hilton is on the tv
Girl 2: I hate her she
Girl 1: why you don't know her?
Girl 2: she is a hoe
Girl 1: because she like sex, girls can like sex to making it a bad thing for a girl to like sex is dumd
Girl 2: ......what?
Girl 1: I think your a pop hater
pop hater by mr.TriviaFear July 25, 2009
K-pop hater
K-pop hater by scorpqletoakdq February 21, 2020
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