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How would you feel if your child watches too hot to handle it?

Oh, I'm going to sit him down and watch him.

No, I'm not.

No, I'm not.

Instead of Lion King, we're going to watch Chote to Handel.

He had to go see a doctor with his blue balls.

Wait, I just need to let me run. You're too pure for this conversation? You're laboring with other women here?

Yeah, you're just in one big room. With curtains separating you.

They said you can't stand. I said, at no point am I leaving her role. She can't even look after

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