Uh oh

Genius

Got what he deserved

They deserved it

Pure bureaucracy

Contradictory, much?

Her sister would bully her and steal her close, now her sister is unknowingly paying for her to live—karma justice?

What did he expect?

Delicious

The devil's in the dairy.

Masterful

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Is this a devious lick?

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That's dedication, alright