Sam for ITS Dictator 2012
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Sam Richard is running for the position of ITS Dictator in 2012. She is described as a hard worker, animal lover, and drama lover who endorses peace, love, and would wear unusual outfits. She has amazing social awareness, an approachable attitude, and skills in acting, singing, public speaking, and inducing awkward conversations. She also has an infectious laugh that could be heard around the world. The document strongly urges voting for Sam Richard for ITS Dictator because of her qualifications and because she will appoint herself anyway.
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Kaun TALHA quiz Finals -- El Dorado 2025
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Sam for ITS Dictator 2012
- 1. Sam Richard for ITS Dictator 2012 Why she is the best and only candidate for the job
- 2. Who is Sam Richard? A hard worker….
- 5. She endorses peace and love….
- 6. And would wear anything for Troupe 4641….
- 7. No seriously …she’d wear anything ….Look at that wig….
- 9. With amazing social awareness….
- 10. And an open and approacha ble attitude that makes her easy to talk to….
- 11. With all the right skills…. Acting and singing extraordinaire, Goldfish pitching legend, Mommy turned whore expert, Avid awkward conversation inducer, and more… And with a laugh that can be heard and She is the ONLY adored around the world…. woman for the job!
- 12. VOTE SAM RICHARD FOR ITS DICTATOR 2012 Because she’s going to appoint herself dictator anyway…so you might as well go Who could say ahead and vote for no to a face this her willingly. attractive?