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Wasp stung my boob!

11 years ago

So I was in the car going about 70 mph when a wasp flew in the window and landed on my boob!! I'm like OMG OMG please don't sting me ! So it stung my boob twice then fell into my dress and stung my side,belly and my knee and leg ! Has anyone else ever been stung?

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