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*getting famous PonPoms out of trunk* FG Rocks!! FG Rocks!! !

I've been waiting for a chance to shake those things!!!

Good for you Cheryl. You know that's your Good Luck blazer now!


PS: Hope you feel better Cheryl~~~

*sniffle* I am proud of our lil FG!
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