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ยป Why do normal people wave presidential candidate flags?
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post 1699163473 03-13-2024, 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Life is asking questions, and I'll keep doing that. I don't recall pulling over, stealing their flags, and running off with them.
ask better questions. and i don't recall insinuating that you pulled over, stole flags or ran off with them. try harder with your deflection and your calf routine ph*gg*t
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post 1699183603 03-14-2024, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted By howimliving
ask better questions. and i don't recall insinuating that you pulled over, stole flags or ran off with them. try harder with your deflection and your calf routine ph*gg*t
You said "who cares" and "let people do what they want". Exactly where was I not letting people do what they want? You're the one who can't use logic and have to try to make things personal. Since you want to bring up physiques, you want to compare?
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