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Alta Pretorius :
Yeah it's true. Enjoy and take care my friend 🥰
2025-02-24 09:01:15
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lulubelle19
Belle :
Try Bangkok....... You can't even see buildings sometimes 500m away. The air chokes you
2025-02-24 10:08:14
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palmirocomini
palmirocomini :
L inquinamento e’ dovuto al alta pressione meteoritica d inverno! Succede dappertutto .. ed e’ dovuto in minima parte al diesel ! Soprattutto l industria come in Germania ecc ecc anche i camion! Il ti
2025-02-24 12:47:12
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Tanzschuhe Zürich | Veryfine :
Drove through that yesterday! Even in the car, it was terrible. The 3 lane highway is full of trucks
2025-02-25 07:10:41
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Fiona Strydom🇿🇦 :
You need Cape Town’s doctor!!
2025-02-27 18:43:39
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