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Bug Stranger Dangers


Some bad bug strangers in stealth eat most miserable good bugs in like beautiful butterflies and busy bees everyday, and they always do extremely bad things that aren't very nice, and extremely get away, and they never have good manners like being kind to someone that they can trust on forevermore, and mercilessly say, "Thank you.", "Yes.", "Excuse me.", "I'm sorry.", "You're welcome.", "May I?", "Nice to meet you?", and "Please.".

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LilMsMeme
<p>This teaches a lesson of why I never trust anyone and anything else. Ever!</p>

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