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CalamityJane 😷

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Born 1958 - Virginia. Been fightin' & RESISTin' this TeaBaggerMagatNazi trash since exiting the womb. No DMs - Reposter - WORDS MATTER. 😷

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CalamityJane 😷 (@calamityjane19.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 15 novembre 2024. Le compte a 10 450 abonnés, suit 5 489 comptes et a publié 1 442 posts.

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