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I'm not sure if anyone cares, but the fish in the school's out photo are not gold fish they are actually red parrot fish!!!
Silly Billy!!!
Lol!
A turkey shows up in the middle of nowhere on a busy road!
Wow thats something that doesnt happen often!
This is so typically bulgarian.
I mean, who else would set themself on fire?!