My Buddy Starfall-New Animator
Grunkle Stan Run
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Shiro & Keith
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deep dark secrets
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KinawaKeroo 
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11.10.2024
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GaIaxyGirl20aIt
11.10.2024 17:40
Linknasa nerd
GaIaxyGirl20aIt
11.10.2024 17:42
Linkone like in 2 minutes bro fell off /j
KinawaKeroo[OP]
11.10.2024 17:44
LinkUr dead
GaIaxyGirl20aIt
11.10.2024 17:44
LinkLP
In kepler's third law the planets revolution time depends on its distance to the sun
All planets orbit at an ELLIPTICAL SHAPE! The more farther they are the more elliptical the gravitational orbit is
No im not searching these up I take astronomy class were learning about nasa studies
Im gonna buy some mcdonalds after school today and devour it all and not share it to anyone else
HUH. NUH-UH NO WAY. You're out of ur mind if you think that. I suck at colors. But ty 😭
i love how you draw hair,,
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