Sharon
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Wednesday at 9:17 am
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Wednesday at 9:17 am
Lifefm Bjorn our dr told us what vaping is, it is not better but worse than smoking. Imagine how good this is for your lungs. Hot oil is what they suck into their lungs.
Blessings Sharon
+64273545807
Wednesday at 8:56 am
Life:
My son has lost his PP,not once ,but 2x in one trip to Aus.
He was with his grandparents
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Wednesday at 8:54 am
Life - 22 years ago living in London. Went away with out bets mates and a group of friends. Best mates had got married a few Months prior. When they went to check in they weren't allowed to as he had booked tickets in their married name But they never changed her passport to new name. By some miracle they did something...'we all got in plane last min. Only to end up on worst flight of life and we had an emergency landing at a German airport with all the bells and whistles. ��♀️ kaz
+64297779673
Wednesday at 8:45 am
Life
My sister left her passport in the photocopier at work
She had to get security to retrieve it's it was the weekend
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Wednesday at 7:53 am
Life Beorn soz for the spelling. Sela sorry not today you have my heartfelt appoligy bother. With Love from Roy Halliday.!!
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Wednesday at 7:47 am
Life, definitely voting for Tabs today! 🤣🤣 How could I not take the bait Sela?? Lol. Actually am voting for Bjorn. (Sorry Sela!) Dianne 😁
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Wednesday at 7:45 am
Life Bjorn. Sela's going down this week!! It's on, you've got this Bjorn!
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Wednesday at 7:45 am
LIFE. Bjorn you should outsource more often that song is incredible
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Wednesday at 7:44 am
Life
Sorry Sela you have no chance with Bjorn friend song choice.
I vote for Bjorn friend
Kyle
Amanda
+64274611083
Tuesday at 5:17 pm
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Tuesday at 5:17 pm
LIFE Okay so -Swim is an irregular verb; swam is the past tense of swim, while swum is the past participle. Swum is used after have, as in "I have swum in that pool before." OR "I swam in that pool before"
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Tuesday at 5:10 pm
Life. You say I "swam" yesterday but I "have swum" 2 lengths Linley (teacher)