Lin&Win - Episode I
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The true lies of Lin & Win - Episode I
Hi Win ___
(o_ / Hi Lin ~~|_|_|
//\ \ ~~|_|_|
V_/_ ~~start
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You're so cool, blue like a smurf!
/ ___
(o_ Damn! Fuck you ~~|_|_|
//\ \ ~~|_|_|
V_/_ ~~start
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Shit! I never understand when he
dresses for a party and when for
the work!
o zZzZzZ ___
(o_ o \ ~~|_|_|
//\ ~~|_|_|
V_/_ ~~start
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Suse says: have a lot of fun.
* k|b|s * mailto `echo ti.gulgb@sbk|'rev'`
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