MK
Она у меня вызывает аллергию. Сегодня я узнал что в нее ещё и канал на Ютупе есть (хотя он у всех есть), где они с мужем обсуждают ботву на английском
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2019 November 12
AT
ого как некоторые много отвечали, лол
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ого как некоторые много отвечали, лол
часть авторов в эброде очень хотят пообщаться. я отписался от него из-за таких и еще из-за тех, кто начинает выкладывать 300 фоток из магазина с комментариями типа "килограм картофеля отборного - 300 рупий"
AT
я никогда и не подписывалась, слишком много спама в ленту
А
Йо бро спасибо. Да я сам прибалдел и очень рад.
Омедето
В
я никогда и не подписывалась, слишком много спама в ленту
Я подписался, когда Динара вела про Японию. Потом еще года 1,5-2 по инерции читал)
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я никогда и не подписывалась, слишком много спама в ленту
подписался, чтобы почитать Матвея
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кстати, кто не читал, но хочет - на сайте эброда появилась неделя в удобном для чтения формате https://abroadunderhood.ru/harm13/
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ух, нормально экспы поднял!
AT
подписался, чтобы почитать Матвея
Ну вот да. И сразу в конце недели отписалась :^)
WD
Отличная игрушка
WD
Например:
Mira from @nipponchat suddenly became famous@nipponchat suddenly became famous for a photo she posted on her Instagram account.
The photo shows a group of people, who are supposedly wearing "hats," standing on a bridge in front of a giant Japanese flag.
The caption reads: "If you were to be able to go out in the world without fear of a bomb hitting you and you were to have the power of life and death over your enemy, how would you use that power? I don't think you can use that power on your enemy, I think you'd use it for the people that need it the most."
This photo was posted in Japan's largest city, where the image has already been shared over 14,000 times, and was widely praised for its "beautiful" sentiments.
The post was also liked and commented on by over 50,000 people.
The caption has since been taken down, but not before the photo has made its way to Russia, China
Mira from @nipponchat suddenly became famous@nipponchat suddenly became famous for a photo she posted on her Instagram account.
The photo shows a group of people, who are supposedly wearing "hats," standing on a bridge in front of a giant Japanese flag.
The caption reads: "If you were to be able to go out in the world without fear of a bomb hitting you and you were to have the power of life and death over your enemy, how would you use that power? I don't think you can use that power on your enemy, I think you'd use it for the people that need it the most."
This photo was posted in Japan's largest city, where the image has already been shared over 14,000 times, and was widely praised for its "beautiful" sentiments.
The post was also liked and commented on by over 50,000 people.
The caption has since been taken down, but not before the photo has made its way to Russia, China
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Russia, China
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Российская провинция Китая
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Например:
Mira from @nipponchat suddenly became famous@nipponchat suddenly became famous for a photo she posted on her Instagram account.
The photo shows a group of people, who are supposedly wearing "hats," standing on a bridge in front of a giant Japanese flag.
The caption reads: "If you were to be able to go out in the world without fear of a bomb hitting you and you were to have the power of life and death over your enemy, how would you use that power? I don't think you can use that power on your enemy, I think you'd use it for the people that need it the most."
This photo was posted in Japan's largest city, where the image has already been shared over 14,000 times, and was widely praised for its "beautiful" sentiments.
The post was also liked and commented on by over 50,000 people.
The caption has since been taken down, but not before the photo has made its way to Russia, China
Mira from @nipponchat suddenly became famous@nipponchat suddenly became famous for a photo she posted on her Instagram account.
The photo shows a group of people, who are supposedly wearing "hats," standing on a bridge in front of a giant Japanese flag.
The caption reads: "If you were to be able to go out in the world without fear of a bomb hitting you and you were to have the power of life and death over your enemy, how would you use that power? I don't think you can use that power on your enemy, I think you'd use it for the people that need it the most."
This photo was posted in Japan's largest city, where the image has already been shared over 14,000 times, and was widely praised for its "beautiful" sentiments.
The post was also liked and commented on by over 50,000 people.
The caption has since been taken down, but not before the photo has made its way to Russia, China
Microbiologist from Moscow fornicated with a gay bot online.
The gay Russian's profile included a picture of him with a gay partner and an anonymous message saying: 'I've taken a liking to you.'
When he opened the profile he was shocked to find a picture of a man kissing him and his profile and messages saying: 'You're so handsome. Can you please send me a pic?'
The gay man contacted his friend's gay father who is a botnet security expert and told him about the problem.
He advised him to change his account's password to be more secure and sent him the new password.
When the gay man's father saw the new password, he realised something was amiss and contacted the botnet admin.
'I was amazed how the bot could do this and how well they worked together,' he said.
'When I was chatting to them online, I found out the person who I had sent my password to was actually the gay.
The gay Russian's profile included a picture of him with a gay partner and an anonymous message saying: 'I've taken a liking to you.'
When he opened the profile he was shocked to find a picture of a man kissing him and his profile and messages saying: 'You're so handsome. Can you please send me a pic?'
The gay man contacted his friend's gay father who is a botnet security expert and told him about the problem.
He advised him to change his account's password to be more secure and sent him the new password.
When the gay man's father saw the new password, he realised something was amiss and contacted the botnet admin.
'I was amazed how the bot could do this and how well they worked together,' he said.
'When I was chatting to them online, I found out the person who I had sent my password to was actually the gay.
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неотличимо от текстов Vice
WD
Microbiologist from Moscow fornicated with a gay bot online.
The gay Russian's profile included a picture of him with a gay partner and an anonymous message saying: 'I've taken a liking to you.'
When he opened the profile he was shocked to find a picture of a man kissing him and his profile and messages saying: 'You're so handsome. Can you please send me a pic?'
The gay man contacted his friend's gay father who is a botnet security expert and told him about the problem.
He advised him to change his account's password to be more secure and sent him the new password.
When the gay man's father saw the new password, he realised something was amiss and contacted the botnet admin.
'I was amazed how the bot could do this and how well they worked together,' he said.
'When I was chatting to them online, I found out the person who I had sent my password to was actually the gay.
The gay Russian's profile included a picture of him with a gay partner and an anonymous message saying: 'I've taken a liking to you.'
When he opened the profile he was shocked to find a picture of a man kissing him and his profile and messages saying: 'You're so handsome. Can you please send me a pic?'
The gay man contacted his friend's gay father who is a botnet security expert and told him about the problem.
He advised him to change his account's password to be more secure and sent him the new password.
When the gay man's father saw the new password, he realised something was amiss and contacted the botnet admin.
'I was amazed how the bot could do this and how well they worked together,' he said.
'When I was chatting to them online, I found out the person who I had sent my password to was actually the gay.
Я не микро, я молекулярный