Text Purgatory
Text Purgatory by icwish January 26, 2010
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Text purgatory
I got stuck in text purgatory after telling my wife i wanted to have kids until 5 weeks later when she divorced me
Text purgatory by Dankundoubtably September 11, 2016
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Text Message Purgatory
The residence of a lost text message that has already been sent, but has not been recieved by anyone.
Girl "Did, you get my text?"
Guy "naw, sorry, must have been in text message purgatory... by the way, I think we should break up."
Girl "I texted that I was pregnant..."
Guy "naw, sorry, must have been in text message purgatory... by the way, I think we should break up."
Girl "I texted that I was pregnant..."
Text Message Purgatory by dA_pAckage January 10, 2011
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