How to survive Gingers: The basic survival guide
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Last published Wed, May 31, 2017
Please do not be offended of this short story, it's just a friendly joke.
This book will teach you how to survive against gingers. You'll learn how to fight, flee, avoid and more against the frightening, growing race of gingers.
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