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Chemistry, 10.12.2020 18:20 brejahboo

Have you ever put butter on a pop-tart? Its so f-r-i-g-g-i-n good Have you ever put butter on a pop-tart? If you haven’t then I think you should.
I was sittin in my kitchen one day and I was itchin to fill up my belly with a pipen hot jelly and the best d-a-m-n treat in the world
(HE’S TALKING POP-TARTS)
And I saw a stick of butter and it almost made me shudder and scream like a baby girl.
I don’t want a giant p-e-n-i-s or a rocket trip to venus I don’t wanna win the lottery.
I just wanna squat and gobble till im dizzy and I wobble and enjoy a butter fruit joe tart treat
Have you ever put butter on a pop-tart? Its so f-r-i-g-g-i-n good
Have you ever put butter on a pop-tart? If you haven’t then I think you should.
(EVERYONE SING ALONG)
Have you ever put butter on a -POP-TART-its so f-r-i-g-g-i-n good.
Have you ever put butter on a-POP-TART-if you haven’t then I think you should. what do ya think?


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