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Dames & here
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Die kaal generaal
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Ek gaap (en gaap)
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Liefling
03:15
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Die Naaimasjiene Cape Town, South Africa
Waarskuwing! Die Naaimasjiene is nie bedoel vir die ore van die volgende persone nie:
*kulturele
kloosterkoeke en politieke brulpaddas
*musikale fynproewers en liefhebbers van die kunslied
*slap pastoriepiesangs en mense met stywe bolippe
*jappies, vroetelpappies en hul southappies
*depressiewe ouers en jagse ouderlinge
*neurotiese nimfomane en kastrasse
*verwarde regterhande en aweregse linkses
... more
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