@edu_torrico: Consejos para que no te hagan sullu 🤣 #sullu #bolivia #bolivia🇧🇴 #consejos #agosto

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n_n.evil1lyn
Evil-Lyn 💜✌️😁 :
Dónde puedo ver Cementerio de Elefantes, por curiosidad solamente.
2024-08-03 18:11:25
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luka_pro.0
☀⃝∘∘˙•𝘓𝘶୨୧ :
yo me vi cementerio de elefantes
2024-08-07 19:46:31
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yekoz7775
JessAlba :
jajaja me reí, pero que turbio que sea verdad en Bolivia
2024-08-03 01:58:35
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miren_101
Siren_101 :
Verifica que el que te invita no sea Arqui o Ing 😔🤣🤣
2024-08-03 07:32:52
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jose.maria.copa.c
Jose Maria Copa Celiz :
por eso primero se le lleva a una discoteca al sullu pa q no sospeche...😎
2024-08-03 00:04:29
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csarmo5
César MO :
¿"Sullar" es "ofrendar" a una persona en una obra, cierto?
2024-08-04 09:58:09
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taurozc
FARO EXPLORE :
el sullu mas difícil de sullar😂
2024-08-04 16:09:18
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dinely__
Dinely :
Si sullu no quieres ser en agosto no debes beber
2024-08-03 17:55:16
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davidaa808
Diego :
mi padre enpeso una construcción y este mismo mes lo acaba 👌🏿
2024-08-05 01:25:49
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wayrajm
Wayra :
La solución, no beber sin control
2024-08-03 11:57:10
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cambatierno
Caminante🇳🇬 :
No es broma es muy cierto, el edificio casa santa dé Santa Cruz calle charcas esquina por eso se llama casa Santa, se escucha cosas extrañas tarde noche,
2024-08-04 00:06:58
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surimana7
Surimana :
felicidades!! buena guia para pasar agosto sin novedad alguna
2024-08-03 00:42:46
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m4ry698
♡•☆𝓜ᾰ𝐫ꪗ♡•☆👋 :
si eres de otro departamento no vayas a la paz en agosto, parece joda pero es real, si hacen sullu.🥺
2024-08-04 15:05:39
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anabeatriz19796
AnaBeatriz1979 :
Excelente guía, para sobrevivir este mes de agosto 😂😂😂😂😂
2024-08-03 13:42:55
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salemchipana
Salem106 :
y ya creamos un nuevo termino "sullar" 🤣🤣🤣
2024-08-03 02:25:45
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v.condori19
Vladi...🇧🇴🇨🇱🍀🍒 :
perdón mi Ignorancia Soy de Santa Cruz pero que es sullu ?
2024-08-03 11:36:19
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fernandoacebey
Willy acb :
los sullos por achachicala cuesta hasta 10 mil dólares. para cambio de suerte. si tiene suerte 15 mil dólares. en la paz dijeron 500 dólares para construcción. 700 dólares si es seguro osea accidente.
2024-08-03 18:53:21
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melindablasot
MELINDA :
😂😂😂ni pensar viajar a Bolivia
2024-08-04 03:50:32
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kike0028
Enrique Acha BALDIVIEZO :
o cañamos? 😅
2024-08-02 23:14:49
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jhymi20
Jhymi..T :
comprense un GPS esta 50 bs
2024-08-03 17:39:52
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vilseax
vilseax :
sacrificio de chalán decimos en mi tierra
2024-08-05 17:45:05
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veiverian.xn
𝐕𝐄𝐈𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐀𝐍 :
parece chiste pero lamentablemente es anécdota
2024-08-03 15:59:15
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aldrin72555
Aldrin7255 :
Q es sullar?
2024-08-03 13:43:59
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alrafazzz
Aldo Rafael Sarmient :
lo de Cementerio de Elefantes es otra cosecha
2024-08-03 19:27:18
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diego.ariel444
Diego Ariel :
que es sullar?
2024-08-03 11:23:10
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