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She's lamping, and stamping, sitting in her chair
She's primping, and tanning and messing with her hair
She's going for full bronze, she's going to seed.. she's got it dyed platinum.
Ah-ahhh.
#miniatures

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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 09:07 pm

She's lamping, and stamping, sitting in her chair
She's primping, and tanning and messing with her hair
She's going for full bronze, she's going to seed.. she's got it dyed platinum.
Ah-ahhh.
#miniatures

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