Nickname: He who steals Jim's orange juice.
"SHUT UP!!!!!"
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Nickname: He who steals Jim's orange juice.
"SHUT UP!!!!!"

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Richie wichie poo!
"Hehehehe! Call me that forever!"
[Text] He asked and I told him!
[Text] u cud have lied! he wudnt get angry with u!!!!!!!!!
Angry text!
[Text] MARIAN I CANT BELEIVE U U BLUDY POTATO SLUT UGGHHHHHHHHHHH Y DID U TELL JIM THAT I DRANK THE LAST OF THE ORANGE JUICE UGH MAYBE I SHOULD NEVER VISIT YOU SLUTTY SLUTTY SLUT SLUT!!!!!!! - lots of luv richard xxx
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A secret text
[Text] I have attached directions 2 the shop were u can buy jims pressie with the money i gave u xxx

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// Not to start a fight, anon, but Law and Order has another example of WOC's being used negatively (S. Epatha Merkerson as Lt. Van Buren). Time and time again we see females and WOC's especially being portrayed as "bitches." So, while looking at one specific character it may not appear to be a problem, but this portrayal is a trend in mainstream tv that only contributes to negative stereotypes in society.
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