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English, 20.01.2021 09:50, jasminelynn135owmyj1

Yall im a complete BAEKK BARKKAB BAHRIAKAK you know... all of those BSJAJAI were supposed to say bark:/ what tha world Anyways so you know I basically should never take a test if I don't get sleep right well I took a quiz and you know what it was there were eight questions anyone know how many I got right,.two I got 2 right out of 8 what the world I'm so done ‍♀️ like not me finally getting my grade up to like an 88 then failing a test wth is wrong with me g now my grades at a fricking 56 what in the world
This is called me ranting to who knows who and know one cares except for me and now i have to figure out how to get it back up by friday

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