
Joey Torres
03-27
AND IN THE MEANTIME number one for hair and jewelry 😀 THANKS FOR THE REPRESENT CUTIE... let me know the next time you want to grope up a employ and I'll fill out an application immediately boss.
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Dorie Havens
03-27
well put that feather in your cap. something to be proud of NOT. Vote her out New Mexico. this says something. pay attention!!!!
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Henri Famill
03-27
Why anyone votes democrat is beyond me. I will never understand it. it just doesn't make any sense.
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