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mateusfreitasdequeiroz
Mateus Freitas de Queiroz :
tu é louco cara, tenho colega que morreu ganhando grana em casa assim. os ""amigos"" deram emboscada na madrugada e matou ele e levou a grana. faz isso não cara, joga isso no banco e dinheiro é igual arma. só mostre se for usar.
2026-09-07 23:48:39
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pietro9429
pietrin :
oxi, mas não era pra colocar 50 reais cada dia por que tem nota de 20 e de 10
2026-09-07 03:58:40
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【GPX】gustaxx🤑🤑 :
qnd eu crescer qr ser q nem vc
2026-09-09 23:07:50
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joao.pedro.snarm0
Joao pedro Snarm022 :
ixi o meu barbeiro men ksksksksksk ta famosooooo
2026-09-08 17:11:56
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beniciocarvalho10
Benício0810 :
vai na fé cara
2026-09-09 18:25:40
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