>"not to mention"
>mentions it

UK's environment agency. what kinda bs is this. can't be sure what happens here too

i didn't know about this. it was a very eye-opening tweet.
(thank you, Chase Passive Income 🙏)

me waiting for a reply after texting with my "i put the fun in dysfunctional" bio

me taking my exam papers and the teacher said "he got all of them, give him a hand"

given my psychopathic nature in highschool, one could say i might have done such a thing

guess who's on a date.
not me

THIS IS A SATIRE
damn

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1. Change your full name. You need to change your first name, middle name, and last name. If you don't have a middle name, get one.

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don't get the plastic surgery 🙏
malware is cool. you're loved.