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    Or she's on some thing
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    cant see any bubbles behind!! lol
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    But the male was close on her tail
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    She needs to lose weight - it's her double chin pulling her down -
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    Lol.
    I think she was drinking as she did it two or three times . I just love the expression on her face
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