fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
fallingforkonoha: just-shower-thoughts: When I make fried chicken, I am rubbing a corpse with the embryos of its own offspring. Most eggs are not fertilised, so you’re rubbing a corpse with its own period
