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General Category => General Talk => Topic started by: angelarichard25 on March 15, 2010, 10:23:16 am
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Hi there
It is Angela from Austin.After finishing the college education am running a book store.I love play games in Xbox.
Currently I am in Bangladesh.Enjoying the largest sea beach.
Thanks
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you're welcome
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Bangladesh? How Is It There?? :)
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Greetings, From Egypt !!
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I love to play games in Xbox too! We have so much in common
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how can you enjoy the largest sea beach and play xbox at the same time????? heh, that's what i thought, liar.
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Hello it is Hundley again.I am eating figs!!!!
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There are so many post's here.How do you have time to write on all these post's.
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Hi there
It is Angela from Austin.After finishing the college education am running a book store.I love play games in Xbox.
Currently I am in Bangladesh.Enjoying the largest sea beach.
Thanks
Wow that's cool!
you're welcome
lol he said "thanks" at the end. That was a weird thing for him to say.
Bangladesh? How Is It There?? :)
I've never been to Bangladesh but it sounds like fun. He said he was enjoying a beach :laugh:
Greetings, From Egypt !!
You're not from Egypt lol!
I love to play games in Xbox too! We have so much in common
I like to play x-box as well. What's your gamer tag?
how can you enjoy the largest sea beach and play xbox at the same time????? heh, that's what i thought, liar.
I saw a site once with a man who made an x-box into a portable thing maybe he's using that :shocking:
Hello it is Hundley again.I am eating figs!!!!
Figs are too messy! I don't like eating them.
There are so many post's here.How do you have time to write on all these post's.
Like this dummy :)
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Greetings, From Egypt !!
Are you serious
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oh right nevermind
do u like b-desh, do you have a rapper crew i was in a crew once i like trunks from dragonball do you>???
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Hi Angela from Austin,
What is your fursona?
Regards,
A Red-fox
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Hi there!! :) love, a Friend in Germany
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Hi there!! :) love, a Friend in Germany
are you still 13
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nah, she's a tad bit older I think
but apparently you are because all of your posts are fucking garbage and read like a dumb child wrote them out
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are you still 13
she shall be 13 for all eternity
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nah, she's a tad bit older I think
but apparently you are because all of your posts are fucking garbage and read like a dumb child wrote them out
idk wut ur talkina bout
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ps: nice regdate.
stupid 05'ers
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yeah, I'm one handsome motherfucker now ain't I?
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i want to shit on your chest
uguu~
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gollum much?
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hi therre angela richard25 just ignore these guys they are making fun of you because they are jealous of your large sea beach
welcome and enjoy your stay
btw who is Austin
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jealous of what?
I own the goddamn sea dawg
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The merchant departed, laughing. But, true to his old friend's request, he took the horses with him on his next journey, and eventually presented them safely to the princess. This time the princess sent for the merchant, and questioned him about the giver. Now, the merchant was usually a most honest man, but he did not quite like to describe Wali Dad in his true light as an old man whose income was five halfpence a day, and who had hardly clothes to cover him. So he told her that his friend had heard stories of her beauty and goodness, and had longed wow power leveling to lay the best he had at her feet. The princess then took her father into her confidence, and begged him to advise her what courtesy she might return to one who persisted in making her such presents.
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'Well,' said the king, 'you cannot refuse them; so the best thing you can do is to send this unknown friend at once a present so magnificent that he is not likely to be able to send you anything better, and so will be ashamed to send anything at all!' Then he ordered that, in place of each of the ten horses, two mules laden with silver should be returned by her.
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And now the King of Khaistan and the Prince and Princess of Nekabad, each went back to their own country; and Wali Dad lived to a good old age, befriending all who were in trouble and preserving, in his prosperity, the simple-hearted and generous nature that he had when he was only Wali Dad Gunjay, the grass cutter.
Story Of Wali Dad The Simple-Hearted
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stink dink get lost
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grettings from Bughaday
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angelarichard25 where did you go? How is the weather in Bangladesh? Are you making a good profit with your bookstore? Do you miss the summer sun and the beautiful desert landscape of the city of Austin? I am hanging on your every last word! Please tell me about your life and where you are now, because without this information, I am going to explode!