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العنّود :
متى الوقت اللي يكون فاضي؟
2026-06-17 02:36:17
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Danah’ 💎 :
المكان والحلا خورافي بس اما القهوة الله يعز النعمة
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عبدالرحمن العنزي 🩶 :
والله من ضيقة الخلق في ديرتكم مغترب والله يعين على ديرتكم لي ٤ ابام فيها مدري وين اروح
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وين هذا الكوفي
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بدااااع ❤️👌
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