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Rockin and Roland and whatnot.

Greece two? Greece one I think. I don't know.

Maybe it's Greece too.

It must be because you like like two with me it would be

greased like it sounds vaguely familiar but if it was one I'd be like that sounds

shit now I'm starting question it might be oh no. Was she like, Danny, what have you been up to?

And he's like, you know.

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