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which you need to enter to register for the "giveaway" will be used to contact you for marketing purposes. And you'll be asked to sign up for a number of "special offers," and we all know what that means.
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bot?
I gotta give that bot credit.
this post has been archived.
it even revised its post!
weird.
Cool!
fuck, the bots know about revisions AND freshies. what the fuck is happening?!
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