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I hate you and your new car.                                              I hope every time you go to the gas station, it's three dollars per gallon. I hope you make so many enemies that there's a line to sugar your gas tank, I hope your engine knocks and your head gasket blows and your timing belt snaps and your rims warp and your tires pop every time you pass my street. I could still beat you in a race, even with your ugly sport package and plasti-dipped grill, I could still beat you in a race because I am angrier than you. I am angrier than you, and I always will be.                                                                                                 I hate you,                                                                                    And I hate your new car.
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Jan 14, 2021
Jan 14, 2021 at 10:39 AM UTC
Censoring the Mazda 3
I hate you and your new car.                                              I hope every time you go to the gas station, it's three dollars per gallon. I hope you make so many enemies that there's a line to sugar your gas tank, I hope your engine knocks and your head gasket blows and your timing belt snaps and your rims warp and your tires pop every time you pass my street. I could still beat you in a race, even with your ugly sport package and plasti-dipped grill, I could still beat you in a race because I am angrier than you. I am angrier than you, and I always will be.                                                                                                 I hate you,                                                                                    And I hate your new car.
this is the censored one because they don't like me
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21/F/Althea Park
Jan 14, 2021
Jan 14, 2021 at 10:39 AM UTC
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