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Posted On: April 4th 2024, 04:48 pm
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Закулисье выглядело бы примерно так,если бы успевали обновляться не все текстуры.
Часто бываю там во снах,часто встречаю некоторых из вас - попробуй вспомнить.
Времени нет.Не всё относительно.Вероятно там пребываем До рождения и туда же возвращаемся После жизни.
Еще неделю назад ел хлопья с молоком,а сейчас предлагаю встретиться тебе за кулисами завтра ночью
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nataxuliluli 8 months ago

nataxuliluli

nice_pic

mr_griva 3 years ago

mr_griva

Куда ехать? На чем мне быть? На чем ты?...

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