Battaramulla, 25 Aug — leftover SW chop — sit the room or push pride into leftover rain?

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Nicolas Thomas58135 rep

We are in Battaramulla on Tuesday 25 Aug and stuck on this: leftover SW chop — sit the room or push pride into leftover rain. Looking for a practical street answer, not a brochure. We are landed CMB midday. Ordinary bags.

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Seated later beats a maybe now. Do not invent a line close or a bus-fare cut. Photograph the dest. In Battaramulla, the stand in Battaramulla, water before you sit, agree a number if there is no meter. Leftover SW chop — sit the room or push pride into leftover rain. Do not invent a fee, a closure, or a gazette from a worry. Leave a margin for the walk.

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We did the quieter fork in Battaramulla. Fine. No one clapped. Leftover SW chop — sit the room or push pride into leftover rain.

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Cash before you sit. The stall behind Battaramulla wants notes. Seated later beats a maybe now. Do not invent a line close or a bus-fare cut. Photograph the dest. Then tea, then the room.

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Kids: sit. Pride turns this into a speech at the kerb. Battaramulla is ordinary on 25 Aug if you dump bags. Meeting pin in writing, not a voice note you cannot hear.

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We waited, walked the inside lane. Fine. Flip-flops were a mistake at eight. Battaramulla. Kids change the trade.

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Kalpana Herath44209 rep

Raja Veediya is not a car park. Last drop on a bigger road. Seated later beats a maybe now. Do not invent a line close or a bus-fare cut. Photograph the dest. An elder changes the trade.

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Official tuk 110/90. Rank quotes 110-120 because the NTC draft is not law. Lock a number. Bags change the trade — dump them.

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Kids: sit. Pride turns this 25 Aug fork into a speech at the kerb.

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