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asked Aug 10, 2021 129k views

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Gimme your best roasts, periodt :)

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LOL

you smell just like your favorite word...

...Period...

Theactiveactor answered Aug 11, 2021

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not a roast but a threat: i will eat your bones till you are just a bag of empty skin

James Maa answered Aug 16, 2021

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