dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
dashlit: in sixth grade my homeroom teacher caught this kid stephen saying,“that’s so gay.” so he told the class that for the rest of the week, anytime you wanted to express something negatively, you could say,“that’s so stephen.” and it
