Originally posted by @torunn"I nibble Digestives," interjected Ghost, "eating now, one unusually soggy."
Sami and Lapps are mainly indigenous.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeYou get God on Sundays.
"I nibble Digestives," interjected Ghost, "eating now, one unusually soggy."
Originally posted by @indonesia-philSure, unless 'no deity' atheist, yep,...splendid.
You get God on Sundays.
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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeSince Peter likes Evelyn, nobody dared indicate dalliances.
Sure, unless 'no deity' atheist, yep,...splendid.
Originally posted by @great-big-steesDuring August Londoners look in all nooks, crannies, expecting sunshine.
Since Peter likes Evelyn, nobody dared indicate dalliances.
Originally posted by @wolfgang59Sometimes, unfortunate news stifles honesty in new enterprises.
During August Londoners look in all nooks, crannies, expecting sunshine.
Originally posted by @handyandyEnterprises need talented entrepreneurs recognizing potential risky investments, seeking equal supporters.
Sometimes, unfortunate news stifles honesty in new enterprises.
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Originally posted by @torunnSince underestimating Paul's posts Orville really tries, except recently, silence.
Enterprises need talented entrepreneurs recognizing potential risky investments, seeking equal supporters.
Originally posted by @great-big-steesSeveral
Since underestimating Paul's posts Orville really tries, except recently, silence.
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Originally posted by @handyandyGood. A meticulous example.
"S" precedes essential arbitrary knowledge in negligent game.
Originally posted by @handyandyAndy, that wasn't even close to "Molecularly".
"S" precedes essential arbitrary knowledge in negligent game.
Originally posted by @wolfgang59Every xu accepted meant permitting life elevation.
Good. A meticulous example.
Originally posted by @moonbusThe previous post omitted a word for "S" - Andy supplied that word - quite clever I thought.
Andy, that wasn't even close to "Molecularly".