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Dear readers,
Hi I'm a lost girl known as Tiki I have been looking for my family for a long time. I was separated at birth when two men took mama, papa, and lilo I was left in a basket to starve. I now abhor every white man and will hunt them till I get my parents back. If this isn't coherent enough me no like bad guys.
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