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Celebrate love with endearing cartoons:
“Me without you is like…sky without blue…hair without do…cow without moo.”
No matter the time or distance, it’s always “me” and “you.”
Me without You is like…sky without blue!
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Celebrate love with endearing cartoons:
“Me without you is like…sky without blue…hair without do…cow without moo.”
No matter the time or distance, it’s always “me” and “you.”
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