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By The-Grim-Reaper SILVER
Hudson, New Hampshire
There was once a poor old lady, her rich bratty children called her milady, while they were out drinking, she sat in her house thinking, "Why wont they ever share?"
Hudson, New Hampshire
There was once a poor old lady, her rich bratty children called her milady, while they were out drinking, she sat in her house thinking, "Why wont they ever share?"