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deflock.me@sh.itjust.works · 4 days ago

Nah it wasn't him. He was with me studying about Jesus.

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Nah it wasn't him. He was with me studying about Jesus.

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deflock.me@sh.itjust.works · 4 days ago

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Flocks are known to take off and fly away on their own.
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  so ? where do they end up then. do the Flocks just go into space.
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    Well, if they can’t find them they’re probably migratory and flew north for the Summer.
    
    They should search for the Flocks in Canada.

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