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asked Jul 20, 2021 217k views

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Do a backflip then do a backflip

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Answer:huh

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JustGettinStarted answered Jul 21, 2021

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ok i will thank you

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you go back and then you lift your legs and FLYYYYYYYYYYYYY

Ingalcala answered Jul 24, 2021

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