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Only Friends With A Douche-Bag Nerd Analysis
I was speaking with a friend, I had recently picked up the bad habit of excessively using the world freaking. I go to a religious school so I could be reprimanded by a teacher for using such language. Paul decided to eavesdrop on my conversation and threatened to inform a teacher. Paul still wonders why he is only friends with a douche-bag

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