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How can i find it in the app?🥹 it’s the polar one?
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How tall are you for reference?
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How does it run?
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what size ?
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What is this style called
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What size are you wearing ?😍
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♒ Khas banget sih Aquarius! Jarang banget bilang cinta, apalagi ngejar-ngejar orang… wah, jangan harap deh! 😂   Emang dasar banget sifatnya gitu. Kalau orang lain pacaran gombal sana-sini, tiap detik bilang sayang, eh dia mah enggak. Mulutnya itu lho, super pelit banget ngeluarin kata
♒ Khas banget sih Aquarius! Jarang banget bilang cinta, apalagi ngejar-ngejar orang… wah, jangan harap deh! 😂 Emang dasar banget sifatnya gitu. Kalau orang lain pacaran gombal sana-sini, tiap detik bilang sayang, eh dia mah enggak. Mulutnya itu lho, super pelit banget ngeluarin kata "cinta". Padahal mah di dalem hati udah bucin parah, udah cinta mati juga, tapi mulutnya diem aja. Kata dia, "Buat apa ngomong doang? Nanti juga lo tau sendiri kok dari kelakuan gue. 🤷‍♂️" Terus urusan ngejar-ngejar orang atau ngebet banget pengen orang itu balik? Enggak banget! Itu mah bukan gaya dia. Prinsip hidupnya udah paten banget: "Kalau emang milik gue, bakal dateng sendiri. Kalau harus dikejar-kejar, berarti bukan buat gue." Jadi kalau kamu pergi, kamu menjauh, atau kamu ragu sama dia… dia gak bakal lari nyamperin atau minta-minta biar kamu tetep tinggal. Dia cuma bakal liatin aja sambil santai, pasrah, dan bilang dalem hati: "Ya udah, kalau emang mau pergi, silakan. Gue gak bakal nahan." 🚶‍♂️💨 Bukan berarti dia gak sayang ya, atau gak peduli. TAPI BENERAN, gengsi dan harga dirinya itu lebih tinggi dari segalanya. Dia percaya, orang yang beneran sayang sama dia, gak bakal bikin dia capek ngejar atau bikin dia nanya-nanya perasaan terus. Jadi inget ya, kalau dapet Aquarius… jangan nunggu dia teriak-teriak cinta atau lari kejar kamu. Cintanya emang diam-diam, setianya emang tenang-tenang aja. Tapi sekali dia pilih bertahan di samping kamu tanpa kamu minta… itu artinya kamu emang orang paling berharga di hidup dia. 💙😌#aquarius♒️ #MenyimpanRahasia #aquarius #karakteraquarius #zodiac
Who could forget this hilarious strict Asian Dad? Straight A’s, yet somehow one B was enough to cause disappointment. Many British Asians, and plenty of Chinese families, will recognise the pressure to always do better. Goodness Gracious Me was one of the most groundbreaking British Asian comedy shows of the 1990s. First appearing on the BBC in 1998, the sketch comedy series put British Asian characters, families and everyday experiences firmly into mainstream British television. At a time when Asian representation on prime-time BBC television was still limited, Goodness Gracious Me felt completely different. What made the show work was how much of the humour came from real life. Family expectations, relationships, food, parents, British culture and the experience of growing up Asian in Britain all became material for comedy. For many British Asians, the sketches were painfully familiar. For everyone else, the humour was accessible enough to make the show a genuine BBC hit. The cast became familiar faces across British television, including Meera Syal, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Nina Wadia and Kulvinder Ghir. The show also helped establish Meera Syal and Sanjeev Bhaskar as major British comedy talents, later leading to The Kumars at No. 42. Goodness Gracious Me was also recognised by BAFTA, receiving a nomination for Light Entertainment in 1999. And some of those sketches are still remembered decades later. The Indian restaurant scene where customers demand increasingly authentic food, the legendary
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