Salman Hit Me Because He Cares: Somy Ali - Page 10

Originally posted by: desiking3

Originally posted by: Ogreatone

This is all your fault 😆😆

You wanted me to say sorry to someone who threatened all Salmans fans 3 years ago

Well I gave the arm and now they took the body. I tell you being nice to anyone never pays off 😆😆😆

Originally posted by: DevilsKick

You did what ppl who do same mistakes here won't have guts to do... be proud of your decisions, if you regret this much, why even agree to do what i suggested 😆

Originally posted by: Ogreatone

Ofcourse I did it cause im a prince 😆😆

But im like is the bitch word allowed now ?? Cause if it is then its showtime 😆😆😆

Originally posted by: DevilsKick

That Day so much Hungama happened in Forum about Maroon's comment on 9tanki's Mother, here Fivestar is humiliated & this post is LIKED by Same Group who were complaining 👏 👏

@SaalaDonkey

Quit Speaking from your Ass, you also can't help, you are full of SHIT, whatever way u will speak, it will be "BULLSHIT".

Originally posted by: fivestars

And the members who are aganist abuses and are bashing salman for his abuses have no problem when a member is namecalling and abusing a fellow member openly ..true colors of members😆

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