Wanna sleep with me?
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Wowzers~!!!!!1 >_< OwO
D-don't you think that's quite the hasty proposal~? I mean... you know~ >_< =w=
D-don't you think that's quite the hasty proposal~? I mean... you know~ >_< =w=
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no thanks
Hyper gay right here, more than ColdToothKupcaH wrote:
Wanna sleep with me?
I'd actually sleep next to KupcaH, actually.
DaddyCoolVipper wrote:
no thanks
The only place we have in our house for you to sleep is the couch, so if you're okay with that then sure!
haha i'm so funny haha
haha i'm so funny haha
Thats pretty gayColdTooth wrote:
I'd actually sleep next to KupcaH, actually.
id sleep
but that's it
and i wouldn't sleep next to you
i'd sleep in the fucking opposite corner of the room
but that's it
and i wouldn't sleep next to you
i'd sleep in the fucking opposite corner of the room
> OT is filled with sexually frustrated 14 year olds that play minecraft
> asking for sex
> asking for sex
Ashton
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u wot m8Canadian Baka wrote:
Yes I’d guckig jump on a plane and fly to whrever the guck you are just to sleep with you... are you mental??
gucci
Can you maybe speak English for once? It's like I'm trying to grade an edgy 9th grader's report on aeronautics.Canadian Baka wrote:
Yes I’d guckig jump on a plane and fly to whrever the guck you are just to sleep with you... are you mental??