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family.guy123

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  1. you need a single family home. Otherwise you'll always be dealing with people of this ilk
  2. family.guy123 replied to DivaCup's topic in Base
    I thought yves tumor was a new nickname for yvette for a quick second
  3. Makes sense. Surprised Ms. Rachel isn't nominated alongside them
  4. it was sarcasm
  5. omg? my two worlds colliding (Lana and Morgan, not gta)
  6. Ariana can't dance/sing like her though
  7. truly a mystery
  8. liberals are more inclusive anyway
  9. what language is that
  10. Dang, I've been waiting on the edge of my seat to hear his opinion 🤦
  11. Imma keep my mouth shut lol
  12. The Globe and MailVictims of Taylor Swift ticket fraud deliver impact state...Denise Tisor pleaded guilty in July to defrauding the public after more than 100 fans lost over $260,000 by buying concert tickets from her that never materialized Her daughter had endured a host of surgeries and biopsies over the span of a six-year illness when Ms. Picton purchased tickets for the sold-out show from a woman referred to her by a friend. She was one of dozens of victims to speak during a scheduled sentencing hearing in Milton, Ont., for Ms. Tisor, who pleaded guilty in July to defrauding the public after more than 100 Swift fans across the country lost over $260,000 by purchasing tickets from her that never materialized. Most of the victims wanted to make it clear that the woman who scammed them was not a stranger.

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