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- Christop
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Christop is rather and likes it. He enjoys. He is indeed. He does. He most definitely thinks so, and would like to try it one day. He lives somewhere and has a number. It is called 'six', and likes it.
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2 comments:
A house. A little house could fit a big blow fly in it.
No, both the things are the same kind of thing.
(So if it was a house it would mean that you can fit a big house inside a little house.)
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