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Animal Jam Dialectical Journal

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Animal Jam Based on experience, I have noticed that most clans will treat people as lower class. What I mean is, Non Literate people If you type in a way that sounds, profound, and like a writer... You will be treated as a middle or upper class.. It 's about Fun, not acting like a snobby bastard... End of Comment

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