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Let's at least 200 through the end of the day so we can mess with you again tomorrow, because this is such a fucked-up s...

09.09.2026, 19:07 Розвідка Ноєм ↗

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Let's at least 200 through the end of the day so we can mess with you again tomorrow, because this is such a fucked-up situation, little dogs, peasants are sitting without money, we understand them.

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Давайте хочаб 200 до кінця дня, щоб ми завтра ще вас помурижили, бо вот така хуйня собачка, батракани без грошей сидять, ми їх розуміємо.

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