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18 January
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Imagine your neighbor prepares a coffin to bury you.
Does it make sense? (I'm talking about the scene in horror movie)
Imagine your neighbor prepares a coffin to bury you.
Does it make sense? (I'm talking about the scene in horror movie)
Does it make sense? (I'm talking about the scene in horror movie)
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If the neighbor is going to kill you by burying you while you are still alive, it would be more clear if you said "to bury you alive."
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If the neighbor is going to kill you by burying you while you are still alive, it would be more clear if you said "to bury you alive."
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@dongelev85 He's going to kill you first before burying😂😂 Thank you!!
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