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LanternWaste

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31. 'Seems' is rather the subjective and convenient qualifer

Reply to Klaralven (Reply #9)

Wed Nov 18, 2020, 06:30 PM

Nov 2020

Any objective analysis you can allow us? Or simply more allegations regarding Buffy the Imaginary Tide Pod?

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Biden's actual plan seems a lot more nuanced Klaralven Nov 2020 #9

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'Seems' is rather the subjective and convenient qualifer LanternWaste Nov 2020 #31

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word. KG Nov 2020 #25

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