Or semi-compatriot, seeing as I have dual nationality.
I'm fearless *any dare accepted*
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I was just exaggerating
flush your head?
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I dare you not to accept any dares 0_o
Nov 17, 2021
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#28
IcyAvaleigh wrote:
I dare you not to accept any dares 0_o
Xd That's A Funny one
Nov 17, 2021
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#30
Devilxsussy wrote:
Dude I don't have a boi friend ;-; I don't trust anyone so its better for me to be by mah myself I don't get into relationships if I don't wanna like come on no one's mah typeo and ofc I got plenty of time to choose so no hurry uwu
Nov 18, 2021
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#31
CannedAsparagus wrote:
I dare you to eat an entire bowl of soup - with a fork!
Wut da- it will take me an hour in that case lel
Nov 18, 2021
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#32
Devilxsussy wrote:
I_Will_Cry_For_You wrote:
No dares for little girls like you
O boi don't day that xd go ahead and give me
What does this sentence mean? Is it even in English?
Nov 18, 2021
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#33
Optimissed wrote:
rmc123456 wrote:
Optimissed wrote:
I think that if you got inside an old 40 gallon oil drum, if you can find one, and rolled in it down a very small hill, maybe only for ten yards ... I mean metres ....
NO! YARDS!
She seems to be Canadian and I believe they have klicks and metres there and probably spell it the English way but I can't remember even though I lived in Canada for a short time. It's all a blur.
As it happens, Canadian is my other nationality, but it's a very long time since I left, and I have become very English in my ways.
I dare you to request a moderator to lock this thread, if your fearless. Surely you could do this dare right?
Nov 18, 2021
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#36
I_Will_Cry_For_You wrote:
rmc123456 wrote:
Devilxsussy wrote:
I_Will_Cry_For_You wrote:
No dares for little girls like you
O boi don't day that xd go ahead and give me
What does this sentence mean? Is it even in English?
Why do you care to know? That sentence wasn't indicated to you
Exactly and that sentence had some typing mistakes
METERS ARE A LIE
I was just sharing a British moment with my compatriot.