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A young woman introduces herself as Kaylei, who is single, has long hair, is mixed race, straight, between 5'4 and tall, likes the color pink, and is almost 16 years old. She provides her AIM screen name and email for contact and references including pictures of herself, noting she does not look like a particular celebrity.
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About Kaylei
- 1. About Me!!!! My name be Kaylei! Yeah, Single, Long Hair, Mixed. Im Straight... 5'4 TO TALL =) Favorite Color Is Pink♥ Im 15 almost 16 ♥ So! FWM Bitches!!
- 2. Ayoo!!!! Bitch Go Add Me On Aim!!!!!! Pwease.. b_kaylei@yahoo.com
- 3. Pics. Ion Look Like India WestBook -_-