Imzroxx

This page was super interesting and informative!! Thank you imzroxx (if that is your real name??) for providing excellent content.

my goat picture wouldn't upload :((((

Hello sister Imzroxx u honestly rock my sox

Ur a mountain queen as beautiful as a scary canary dream

Mountain goats are best standing tall above the rest take a fearless leap always be a goat, never be a sheep

OLE210-something is about digital media but wikiroxxgalls, here on Wikipedia have created the worlds best goat encyclopedia

hope u have enjoyed this short haiku

my goat picture wouldnt upload so I'm sad — Preceding unsigned comment added by Madzroxx (talk • contribs) 02:30, 22 March 2019 (UTC)

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