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Minh Ngọc :

Trong 10 người mà có 1 người ghét mình thì k sao. Chứ để 10 người mà 9 người ghét thì tự coi lại mình 🤣🤣

2024-03-24 18:24:23

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ngọc :

gần 30 tuổi mà bị con nít chửi là hãy xem lại mình 😂.Mình chửi người ta quá nhiều mà sao ko nhớ vậy Nam Em

2024-03-24 05:24:31

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ⒽⒺⒽ❶❻ⒹⒶⓃⒹⓄ :

Bản thân tốt lắm tự nhiên ai thèm chởi

2024-03-24 07:38:01

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BebeTwins1806 :

nên tự nhìn bản thân mình trước khi thắc mắc điều đó

2024-03-24 13:08:43

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Tiên rất cọc😡 :

để con nít và nguoi lớn chửi là nên coi lại bản thân mình đi

2024-03-24 08:22:38

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Thụy Anh :

làm sao mà để đua nit chui,phải nhìn lại minh

2024-03-24 15:22:06

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☘️..I’m Oanh..☘️ :

Công nhận, mấy đứa chửi ng khác toàn ảnh phật, toàn ảnh đi chùa, toàn hotgirl xinh đẹp

2024-03-24 05:22:25

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_awh.thwu_ 🐨 :

Đó h tưởng bả hơn 30t r 😳

2024-03-24 10:03:13

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ngocchile :

dậy chửi mẹ nuôi mình cần lên án ko em😂

2024-03-24 09:15:43

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Thuy Le :

riết fan quay xe là nên biết coi lại mình đi

2024-03-24 08:45:31

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Supp Loo :

Cũng biết họ chửi mình dử vậy fai xem.lại mình nói điên nói khùng ji trên mxh

2024-03-24 06:25:19

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Đẹt :

Thì coi lại mình

2024-03-24 05:31:36

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Lavender21 :

Nhìn mặt nó kiểu tâm sinh tướng thiệt 😅

2024-03-24 17:15:05

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ngọc :

tui 32 tuổi còn trẻ hơn bả ak chời😅, gần 30 mà tưởng đâu gần 40 ko ak

2024-03-24 08:47:22

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An :

do ăn ở

2024-03-25 04:11:12

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Coca🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤 :

Tại sao ng ta chửi k xem lại ban than minh đi

2024-03-24 15:03:43

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Cửu Nam 74 :

sống sao để họ chửi😂😂

2024-03-24 19:41:21

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1.88M🐭 :

Sao kì vậy, nhỏ cũng chưởi mà lớn cũng chưởi kì v

2024-03-25 09:39:16

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tulip :

Vậy E là người có ảnh hưởng đến MXH, mà gọi Mày xưng Tao với người từng có gọi tiếng Mẹ thì là ntn?? sao k bao giờ thấy cái sai mình ta🥺

2024-03-24 13:16:45

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hoa hướng dương :

Mình chửi mẹ nuôi của mình thì sao

2024-03-24 10:17:09

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An Nhiên :

rồi có nhìn lại mình chưa.... hãy ngẫm lại

2024-05-29 15:23:45

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Cô giáo trinh :

Coi lại mình đi nam em ơi

2024-03-24 12:22:07

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Shop Ninale :

Đủ bài

2024-03-24 15:04:56

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Khi cuộc đời cho bạn quảquýt🍊 :

Con nem chua chửi mẹ nuôi, thằg tiểu cườg chửi mẹ với chị ruột, được cả đôi😂

2024-03-24 10:39:52

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H-MãiBênCôHằng :

Côi lại mình đi có tốt đẹp ko nếu tốt đẹp tụi con nít nó chửi mình làm gì sao bao nhiêu ng tại sao ng ta ko chưit

2024-03-24 09:22:51

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