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As expected from ODE's CEO 👏He asked if anyone had brought an Annie-bong 🤣 #EUNHYUK #은혁 🐰: What do you call this? What is the name of this bong (lightstick)? 💙: Gyupiter-bong 🐰: Gyupiter-bong? Gyu-bong? 😂 Is it Gyu-bong? 😂 Ah~ What, is it really Gyu-bong? 💙: Yes~ 🐰:...

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