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The compulsions real in you :LOL:
 

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You’re the bastard factory laughing stock
 

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Even BF quipped ‘you act like you k ow me’ you’re a fucking dingbat @Jack :LOL3:
 

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Slap @Jack on his forhead remind him HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHA
 

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Guy slaps you in the head with his cock JACK says thank you LOL
 

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Does your ‘wife’ AKA man-hands know of your sissyness??
 

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Not responding??? My bad I should have known you’d only respond to the cock HA HA HA HA
 

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The urban legend of the Xuxa doll, which became popular in Sorocaba, São Paulo, in 1989, involves the belief that the TV presenter's doll was possessed by the devil and had caused the death of a child. This story, which gained widespread attention at the time, drew a crowd to the Sorocaba Cathedral, where the doll was believed to be, to try to see the supposedly exorcised toy. The legend, in its various versions, tells of the doll acquiring claws and a terrifying form, attacking and killing the child while she slept. Some versions claim that the doll was purchased after an unusual request from the mother, who said she would only buy it if the devil gave her the money.