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1. Tell me you’re an 8th grader (13/14 year old ) without telling me you’re an 8th grader (13/14 year old) 2. Tell me you’re a Californian without telling me you’re a California
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1. Tell me you’re an 8th grader (13/14 year old ) without telling me you’re an 8th grader (13/14 year old)

2. Tell me you’re a Californian without telling me you’re a California

1. Tell me you’re an 8th grader (13/14 year old ) without telling me you’re an 8th-example-1
User Chad Gorshing
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Do the math so 13/14times 365 so I guess that’s one way of telling them your age then say you and in the west and just say you where in 7th grade last year and say you are not a boy/girl
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