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Toomed her stoops for the gaudy sodgers
Ezekiel: I heard Micheal toomed her stoops for the gaudy sodgers last Friday.
Amos: How do you know?
Ezekiel: I could hear Culloden's III movement coming from upstairs, and it felt like a mini earthquake in my apartment.
Amos: Oh yeah... then she definitely got her stoops toomed.
Amos: How do you know?
Ezekiel: I could hear Culloden's III movement coming from upstairs, and it felt like a mini earthquake in my apartment.
Amos: Oh yeah... then she definitely got her stoops toomed.
Toomed her stoops for the gaudy sodgers by MulattoTech April 20, 2017
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