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remon.ashraf.1
Romyo☝🏻🤴 :
كنت في الشارع ومشغل حمو الطيخا لقيت واحد عبيط بيحدف علي الناس طوب وبيجري وراهم جيت اجري راح نداني قلي خد ياوحش رايح فين ده انا بمشيهم علشان نسمع علي روقان😍
2026-08-29 15:51:25
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user5126081248776
🌪:𝑫𝑨𝑹𝑺𝑯 || دَرش :
كان محكوم عليا بالاعدام قالولي نفسك في ايه قولتلهم اشوف حمو الطيخا قالولي وأحنا كمان
2026-08-29 19:36:55
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user55976052984830
شعراوي🐺🎖️ :
يسطا الموسيقا حرام
2026-08-29 16:01:05
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shhab.shady
Shhab Shady :
كنت في الامتحان والنبي السماعه المراقب خدها مني ولبسها بعد كدا عملي محضر خش سالت ليه ولا عشان انت بتسمع ممنوعات 🥰🥰
2026-08-29 20:20:12
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me10s5
🦇ميسي فكره والفكره لا تموت🦇 :
هل سططخطخ الدنيا طخطوخ اخر مثل هذا الطخطوخ ؟
2026-08-29 14:53:36
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elzoz_mekky
بدون موسيقى 🎶 :
عااااش 💯🥰
2026-08-29 18:31:45
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abdalzahrkald
MÅRĭØ🥀 :
مرا رامز استضاف الطيخا في برنامج مقالب قبل المقلب ظهرله كا ضيف قله يا طيخا سمعنا حاجه قام نزله ب واحده والدينا زي بيت الرعب رامز كسر الاستوديو وقعد يسمع الطيخا
2026-08-29 19:16:47
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a.d.a.m8909
🪽A D A M🪽 :
مره كنت في امتحان فيزياء بقراءة الامتحان مش فاهم حاجه روحت شغلت حمو طيخا لقيت أينيشتاين طلعلي من الصفحه و قالي انزل ب المهرجان ده و حل الامتحن كلو
2026-08-29 17:58:28
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esraa.khafaga67
اسراء 💤 :
عمره ما فشل انه يعبر على اللى جوا الشخص 🥺
2026-08-29 16:25:31
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youssef_tawfik0
تـوفــيـقـ🐊🫆 :
كنت رايح اصطاد فالسمك مش راضي يطلع فكنت زهقان شغلت حمو الطيخا لقيت سمك البحر كله طبع يسمع معايا
2026-08-29 20:47:10
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zeyadsherife6
ِالإسْـــ🌊ــكَنْدِرَانِـــي😉 :
بتقولي مش هتعرف تنساني قولتلها انت فاكره نفسك الطيخا🤨😉
2026-08-29 14:41:29
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hodazaghloula
🦅 ﮼حودا ★★★★★ ﮼البلد🦅 :
✨ جورج الطيخا ✨
2026-08-29 17:21:15
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user_zoskh1
﮼زوكش🏴‍☠️🪬 :
كنت تعبان رحت للصيدليه قلت لها انا عايز علاج اسمع حمو الطيخه الدكتوره قالت لي ممنوعات🤩
2026-08-29 16:09:46
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yo2011ssef
yo2011ssef 🔱☝ :
رحت عشان اشتري كتب الدروس وكنت لابس سماعه وصاحب المكتبه قالي هات السماعه دي احنا ف ايام دراسه ومذاكره جيه يلبسها لقا حمو الطيخا شغال قالي تعالي كل سنه خد الكتب ببلاش 🥰
2026-08-29 15:24:25
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mohammedaldodabdo
الزم🥷🏿لكاوي|| Elzamalkawy :
الميكس فاجار بطريقه
2026-08-29 16:21:29
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memoahmed5911
﮼ميمو 🕸️ :
كنت في جيم لقيتهم مشغلين حمو المرشدي رحت لقطت البلوتوث و شغلت حمو الطيخا راح صاحب الجيم جالي و أداني سنتين اشتراك هديه
2026-08-29 17:14:48
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mohamed.elghanam93
𝓜𝓸𝓱𝓪𝓶𝓶𝓮𝓭 𝓢𝓪𝓵𝓪𝓱 :
مش طبيعي اجماعه
2026-08-29 17:03:10
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ahmed.hassan8238
،𝒜𝒽𝓂ℯ𝒹 :
دخلت سألت شات جي بي تي مين هو احسن مغني في العالم قالي انت مجنون يابني هو ديه محتاجه سؤال الطيخا طبعا
2026-08-29 16:54:17
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ahmedramyyy_
Á :
دخلت علي اخويا لقيته مغمن عليه لما مسكت تلفونه لقيته بيسمع بنده بصوت اغمن عليا معاه
2026-08-29 14:49:24
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