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wheres the doggy


Question Posted Friday November 18 2005, 4:44 am

hi =) sorry pls help e or i'll die now =(

y doggy is lost
help e find doggy =( =( =(
any tips on finding doggyz

doggyz nae is "FERARI"

yor friend
seLlYbo|bOI

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xt answered Friday November 18 2005, 8:32 am:
to seLlYbo|bOI:

stop posting stupid questions because from now, any questions you ask that are of a retarded nature will be promptly rejected.

i will answer you for the last time.

to find your dog, either post notices everywhere, or make a police report. you can also mobilise your friends and family to search the areas you think Ferari will be in.

otherwise, die now.

xt

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