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Just remember, it takes all your words that you say about someone

Just remember, it takes all your words that you say about someone to ruin their life. But, it only takes one swipe if a knife, or a pull of the trigger to end it.
Think before you speak. It's really not that hard.
Just sayin.
Jade

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posted April 9, 2013 at 8:20pm UTC tagged with advice, stupidity

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