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kaspa by sexy lexy 99 September 24, 2005
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Kaspa
“I had a weird dream about a ghost taking me on an amazing date to teach me how to date people, but the ghost would throw things at me every time I got something wrong, it was chaotic.”
“That sounds like a Kaspa, they’re flirty spirits.”
“That sounds like a Kaspa, they’re flirty spirits.”
Kaspa by PangaianPangolin October 25, 2020
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Kaspar • Kaspara • kaspa • kasparian • Kaspar karu • Kaspa's Itoy • Kaspa the ghost • kasparavicus • Kasparisim • Kasparov
Kaspa
Kaspa's Itoy
Kaspa's Itoy is a bisaya name for a seasoning used to enhance the flavor of a dish. Sprinkle it over your meals; it naturally mixes in with a wide variety of foods and is well-known in Cebu.
Hmm the food is so good, i bet they put a bit of Kaspa's Itoy here.
The food is almost perfect, but don't forget about the missing ingredient: Kaspa's Itoy.
The food is almost perfect, but don't forget about the missing ingredient: Kaspa's Itoy.
Kaspa's Itoy by KapoygHugasDeym June 8, 2021
Kaspa the ghost
Kaspa the ghost by kaspakilla January 22, 2022
Garry Kasparov
Garry Kasparov by A name hopefully not used yet November 6, 2013
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