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this post was submitted on 05 Feb 2025
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13 of my 18 friends I found when I was 30-35... My dad made the same experience in his 50s. Friends come and go. It's rather unusual to get to the end of your life with the same friends you had in school.
You number friends?
Obviously. I sometimes slip up and call them by their numbers even.
They are obviously ranked too. duh. Number 1 and 2 are always fighting for rank. With 18 friends they only have 2 left in the 20 friend limit. It's very competitive.
I mean he needed his MySpace top 8