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2026-09-27 09:20:44

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zifir1487 :

1 человек в мире зажавший больше 10 пуль с хмблымбллым

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судя по коментам зажим с хмлг открывается с 1 к часов

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на законное место вернул

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админ абьюз

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с хемелга первый раз такой длинный чистый зажим вижу

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Это на каких патронах?

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Почему это не в реках😔

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так космо с красной картой и появился

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𝓢𝓲𝓻𝓸𝓽𝓪 :

так и появился разбитый самолет на космо

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