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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
CHEAP BITCH

I saw what you did when you went to the store and stole that item. Then a friend of mine told me that when you use the item you take it back to the store as a fucking return. I hate your cheap ass. I don't think what you are doing is fair because when you do it, it fucks up others when they purchase that item and to find that it has been used already is really fucked up! If I see you in the store that we frequent and I catch you doing what you did I am going to call the store manager on you. I hate you and your cheap fucking ass.

Posted 8:58 AM  | 0 replies


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