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Craig Montagner

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4 months ago
Found this guy by the front door this morning, I think it’s time to move!!😳
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Posted On: July 19th 2026, 03:59 pm
Found this guy by the front door this morning, I think it’s time to move!!😳
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lito.torres.7798 a month ago

lito.torres.7798

dropping this here cuz i can’t dm. if i don’t send this my roommate never will. she’s still getting used to the city. add her on snap scapedngair she’d be down to talk if u add her pls don’t expose me

jasonbosworth 4 months ago

jasonbosworth

Woooo

oldskater68 4 months ago

oldskater68

Or…. Train it and keep it as a pet

nottarookie 4 months ago

nottarookie

Don't forget about the Mellon heads too.

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