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chicken is good real good i love it alot it makes me hawpp

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Crystal LovingMe Smith u better have ur butt at church daughter..glad u had fun last nite and made it back home safe
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Ppl doing nae nae at this party
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Ebony Lashayla Cooper Oh , Dang I Should Have Went ..
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Going to the party lms if u going
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Destiny Rufus Im here u need to cum onnnnn
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Backyard, frying fish, clear jug and music playing. Country shit. Luv it!!!!!!!
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Jocelyn Davis Hell I like fish... yo fried fish... lol
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