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FlyingDove 1 decade ago

Worked for me. I think it's more like what age you're going to turn this year, or already turned, because some people's birthdays haven't come along quite yet

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sugartooth 1 decade ago

I thought it would of worked for everyone, when my aunt told me this I was MINDBLOWN. Guess it aint that 'cool' anymore.

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Steve 1 decade ago

hey my comment got deleted :( bye

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sugartooth 1 decade ago

thanks for ruining it steve, on to the next -.-

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alreadygonexx 1 decade ago

Doesnt work for me?

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flowerbox235 1 decade ago

no?

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hope* 1 decade ago

\/\/ STEVE :o

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Steve 1 decade ago

this is basic math

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