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Question Posted Wednesday June 15 2005, 12:58 pm

Well, I have this friend...and she always blames things on me that I didnt do then gets mad at me on IM 4 saying "her word". Wut should I do?

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Friendship Furrel

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Crazy_E_Fish answered Thursday June 16 2005, 11:28 am:
Well, Friendship Furrel, I don't really think she should care about 'her word' but if you really like her than you should try not to say 'her word' like try to make up your own word that you really like and make sure she doesn't use it. I hope I helped!

-Crazy E Fish

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