Доброе утро, девочки! У нас с вами сегодня праздник, девочки! Наш скакалочный бог набрал уже 5 миллионов подписчиков в труднодоступной для нас соцсети! А кабы он знал про наш ламповый фан-клуб, девочки, то у него тоже был бы праздник-праздник)) Подумаешь, 5 миллионов. То ли дело мы!
Можете поздавлять его в комментариях, я передам!)) 🥂
Доброе утро, девочки! У нас с вами сегодня праздник, девочки! Наш скакалочный бог набрал уже 5 миллионов подписчиков в труднодоступной для нас соцсети! А кабы он знал про наш ламповый фан-клуб, девочки, то у него тоже был бы праздник-праздник)) Подумаешь, 5 миллионов. То ли дело мы!
Можете поздавлять его в комментариях, я передам!)) 🥂
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