@swansnfeathers: Це огидно і, я цілком впевнена, незаконно, але коли когось з тамтешніх аборигенів це хвилювало? Пости і тт вони вже видалили, бтв #стрейкідс #straykids #fypシ゚ #кпоп

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sweet cherry🍒 :

Не лише його.... Це такий жах....

2026-07-28 13:07:18

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karma. :

зробили не тільки з ним, а і з іншими мемберами. по факту такі ванни стоять в будь якому місці. на вході, біля продуктів, і це так бридко..

2026-07-28 16:20:28

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