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Posted On: September 23rd 2026, 12:12 am
Как я потратила час своего времени на юбку для вечеринки-турнира по падел теннису, но поняла, что в ней неудобно играть и оставила в шкафу до лучших времен))

А на что вы тратили время и только в конце поняли, что оно вам не надо или неудобно?

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