A Field Manuals for Teenagers
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Ongoing6m
Last published Fri, Jul 8, 2016
Honestly, this is how to survive highschool. Or at least, that's my way to survive, while I'm still in this hell, with bunch of seriously annoying disgusting amazingly charming guys, burning backstabbing bitches, and lovely mad teachers. Enjoy
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