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Jace 6 mart. 2022 la 8:45 
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Yaraisthatyou? 18 oct. 2021 la 11:09 
-rep bad at the game even tho we're friends:brownchicken:
Reticent 22 febr. 2020 la 12:19 
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Aaahhh.. that sweet scent of a gamer girl's used garments. The essence of life itself. How I long for that exciting moment of solstice, just me and my goddesses's adornment.

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Mmghff. I cannot contain my sounds of pure primal lust when I partake in a mighty whiff of her attire. At times, a sense of absolute bliss overcomes me as I bask in my worship. The world is at peace and all evils are quelled...

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Hoooo-yeah. That... that was a potent one. Wheeee www, still reeling from that one...

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😲 AWuugh! A piece of organic matter makes its way into my sinus. A piece of the goddess herself has been implanted within me. Each breath of fresh air I take will be enriched by her blessed essence for days to come! I have only read about such wonders happening during worship! I have truly been blessed!
Jace 29 oct. 2019 la 8:54 
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The Goomba LNR 6 mai 2018 la 12:05 
In German, it's called “meerrettich” (sea radish) because it grows by the sea. Many believe the English mispronounced the German word “meer” and began calling it “mareradish.” Eventually it became known as horseradish. The word “horse” (as applied in “horseradish”) is believed to denote large size and coarseness.
Dasha 29 oct. 2017 la 12:38 
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