switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
switch-off-the-stars: squidsqueen: dw: when did we replace the word “said” with “was like” When it occured to us that “said” implies a direct quote, while “was like” clarifies that you mean to communicate the person’s tone and general
