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BOYS are always intelligent than GIRLS.
YOU want proof?OK
READ THIS;
We always says intelliGENT...
BUT have you ever heard about .................
intelliLADIES  BEFORE 
NOOOOOOOOOO  NEVER .........??????????????



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