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English, 18.12.2020 21:00 chimbali9736

There are 6 questions abt me if u answer 'em correct, u get brainliest
1. What's my name?
2. What's my fav color?
3. What's my fav restaurant
4. How old am i?
5. What's my height?
6. What's my fav candy?
idc if u look at my profile but if u answer 'em correct, u get brainliest
btw this is my last question bc i dont want to lose my points anyways go ahead!!<3333


There are 6 questions abt me
 

if u answer 'em correct, u get brainliest
1. What's my name?
2. Wha

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