paramooda
You being such a paramooda
paramooda by Li’ shanii May 2, 2018
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Paramood
"Ortega, I'm in a Paramood."
"Yeah, Sarah Kate. I can tell. You've been listening to Ain't it fun on repeat."
"Yeah, Sarah Kate. I can tell. You've been listening to Ain't it fun on repeat."
Paramood by DRUMMAJOR13 May 14, 2014
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The best person ever, but is the baby in the squad. Always is friend zoned, or even worse hate zoned. She is funny and smart and loves books.
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