Cathy Cassidy Quotes

If He Were A Pony I Would Offer Him Food, Stroke His Ears And Scratch His Neck; But He Curls His Lip At The Idea Of Cake And I Am Seriously Not Going To Stroke Him. That Would Be Just Gross.

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