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Gummy Bears
I really love gummy bears. If I were to describe my soul, I would say it taste like gummy bears. when I grow up, oh I want to have a gummy bear. once there was this cartoon called gummy bears and they would drink a special potion. I bet you it taste like gummy bears. It could be the worst day but my tummy will be happy if I had gummy bears. If you went to the store and you asked me if I needed anything, I would say, gummy bears please. If we went to a restaurant you would see my face in disappointment because gummy bears is not on the menu. many people have money in there pockets, I have gummy bears. I hope on my birthday I have gummy bears. If I won the lottery the first thing I'd buy is gummy bears. I'd gladly pay you tuesday for some gummy bears today. If asked me why that stranger over joe.again: I hope on my birthday I have gummy bears. If I won the lottery the first thing I'd buy is gummy bears. I'd gladly pay you tuesday for some gummy bears today. If asked me why that stranger over there is crying, i would say maybe he needs a gummy bear. If there was a major riot happening I would see this as an opportunity to take gummy bears for free. If you asked me to choose between sitting next to you and gummy bears i would choose the gummy bears. If the car was on fire, I would save the gummy bears first before
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