Hamsaffar Hamsaffar

03-03-2018
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Can some make a next sentence for this poem that rhymes.. It has to be funny please.

There lives an uncle next door

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sophiearaman02 sophiearaman02

03-03-2018

There lives an uncle next door who is really weird and talks to a wooden board.

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kami2345 kami2345

03-03-2018

There lives an uncle next door that has a really dusty beard

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