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By SurRara SILVER
Williston, North Dakota

With a heart that is as bright as the sun and as big as the sea, you except me for me. With a smile that can brighten up my day, and an attitude that puts me in my place, you are...
SurRara SILVER, Williston, North Dakota
7 articles 0 photos 2 comments

Favorite Quote:
I fly to great heights to achieve everything. I fly to greater heights to achieve what I have to fight for.


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By BlackMoonWhiteSky PLATINUM
Cedar Park, Texas
BlackMoonWhiteSky PLATINUM, Cedar Park, Texas
44 articles 3 photos 62 comments

Favorite Quote:
Thus is life, live it, or die trying!

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By mrs.packman123 BRONZE
Cowpens, South Carolina
mrs.packman123 BRONZE, Cowpens, South Carolina
3 articles 0 photos 6 comments

Favorite Quote:
You break it you buy it

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By DezJade GOLD
Mannford, Oklahoma
DezJade GOLD, Mannford, Oklahoma
10 articles 0 photos 1 comment

Favorite Quote:
"Know the shame of one's own ignorance before accusing others."

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By queentabbiecat99 GOLD
Dardanelle, Arkansas
queentabbiecat99 GOLD, Dardanelle, Arkansas
15 articles 0 photos 48 comments

Favorite Quote:
Things aren't always what they seem.

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By cookie_monster99 GOLD
Manalapan, New Jersey
cookie_monster99 GOLD, Manalapan, New Jersey
17 articles 2 photos 6 comments
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By nickykens ELITE
Draper, Utah
nickykens ELITE, Draper, Utah
134 articles 2 photos 85 comments
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By IRBFGW DIAMOND
Cincinnati, Ohio
IRBFGW DIAMOND, Cincinnati, Ohio
53 articles 1 photo 223 comments

Favorite Quote:
"Hey, assbutt!" Supernatural, Castiel.

IsobelFree DIAMOND, Hamilton, Other
71 articles 20 photos 296 comments

Favorite Quote:
"As long as there is open road, the familiar has the most formidable competitor." - Anonymous

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By Cigg.Sunn GOLD
Avondale, Arizona
Cigg.Sunn GOLD, Avondale, Arizona
12 articles 0 photos 29 comments

Favorite Quote:
"When we were yonger, we used to think dandelions were flowers, it's not until we grew up that we begun calling them flowers. Dandelions never changed. Our standards did."