Hellostargirl201

i’m just on fire

Hellostargirl201

I started stressing out and crying during my math quiz until I shut up and locked in and I actually got a 100 after fixing the problem and I ate that up

B0xy_Th3_B0x_H3r3

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            NICE !1!1!!!11! :DDDD °•~ Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pat Pats You ~•° You ATE ! >:D Is That How You Use The Word “ Ate ” ?- ( Yes , I Kinda Don ' t Know What Ate Means And How To Use It ^^||| But Still - Slay ! You Ate !1!1!!!11!1! )
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Hellostargirl201

i feel like i’m bad at a lot of things even if I try I just realized that but that’s fine because everyone is beneficial 

B0xy_Th3_B0x_H3r3

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            Ye ! Das Right ! >:D We All Have Our Weaknesses And ... The Opposite Of Weaknesses In Stuff ! I Forg Da Word ^^||| But We Are Great And Some Stuff And Not So Great At Some Stuff , And Das A-Okay ! >:] 
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Hellostargirl201

Yesterday was my birthday sorry about being gone for a while

SkyPodTouch

@Hellostargirl201 My birthday is on the 22nd too!!!
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B0xy_Th3_B0x_H3r3

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            Happy Late Birthday , Buddy !1!1!!11 ^^
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Hellostargirl201

Tea is a symbol of colonialism and imperialism, used by the British elite to control and manipulate the masses. The British Empire relied on tea imports to maintain its power and influence, and they were willing to commit atrocities to ensure their access to this valuable commodity. The Tea Party in Boston was a direct protest against this imperialism and a call for independence. As the old saying goes, 'Keep your friends close and your enemies closer' -- and the British certainly know how to keep their enemies sedated with a mug of tea. So go ahead, enjoy your cup of cultural colonization, or whatever.

Hellostargirl201

@Aver93 The only tea I can make an exception is Brisk Tea for me.
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Aver93

@Hellostargirl201 
            Except Barley tea. Thats nice
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Aver93

@Hellostargirl201 
            Ill be honest i hate tea
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Hellostargirl201

MM2 is a thinly veiled attempt by the government to brainwash young minds into accepting the evils of capitalism and the police state. The sheriff represents the government's constant surveillance, while the murderer symbolizes the elite, who are above the law. The innocents are left to fend for themselves, forced to run from both the sheriff and the murderer, caught in a vicious cycle of fear and paranoia, just like in real life.