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Δscendvor 2 Monaten

this guys are extra virgin because they can’t hit the nail in 🤣

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Professional House Husband 0.2kvor 2 Monaten

Brady that black mold in the ceiling corner is concerning ….

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butch brownvor 2 Monaten

How can someone at that age have no hand and eye coordination, that is something a 5 year old has.

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E | legalmastermind.ethvor 2 Monaten

The people that can hit it in one shot dont know the answers to the questions And the ones that do never picked a hammer up in their life 😭

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SMvor 2 Monaten

It’s crazy watching kids swing a hammer

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name cannot be blankvor 2 Monaten

Strength : 5% Intelligence: 100

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splashmikevor 2 Monaten

NERDS

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Totoro 🐟vor 2 Monaten

Just casually proving all stereotypes right.

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Monsieur Relovor 2 Monaten

Explain 🤔

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Mayapaprikavor 2 Monaten

Anything related to southeasian sport. Guy in white :- PING PONG!!! Sumo !!!!

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Diogenes Catvor 2 Monaten

Scotland has the highest number of people with red hair.

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BΣN vor 2 Monaten

@def_Sammy

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Nikodemusvor 2 Monaten

Estrogen for the win

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Mathai Josephvor 1 Monat

Power move taking the hammer back after each turn

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JUANvor 2 Monaten

They're so bad! I'm out of here.

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W White

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is there mold on the ceiling?

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dolcezza_vinovor 2 Monaten

From one bro to another. 'oh you're close...'

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Edward El Sabelotodovor 1 Monat

Ireland doesn't have the highest percentage of redheads. That's Scotland with 13-14%. Ireland has only about 10 %. Do your research, Americans!

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Ministry of Truth 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇲vor 2 Monaten

Lol, he grabs his balls when saying taekwondo like he needs inspiration.

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