Card at the guesthouse but cash for tuks — draw in town, not a cousin POS or POS on a pavement

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Bernd Keller112 rep

23 Aug pin. Ordinary bags. Notes thin after the landing wad. The pin in my head is Card at the guesthouse but cash for tuks. Not trying to be cheap for sport. Trying not to pick POS on a pavement out of pride. Screenshot maps if inland. Bars lie.

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Cargills/Keells is how you break notes and reload Dialog. Screenshot the number. PickMe wallet as backup on Galle Road; Pettah lanes still like paper. Do not pay a cousin POS on the kerb. Jaffna machines exist but bring a Colombo wad anyway. On this fork: draw in town, not a cousin POS is the grown-up desk. POS on a pavement is pride or a rumour. I will not invent a fee or a 23 Aug official colour. Card at the guesthouse but cash for tuks.

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Sachini Madawala225 rep

Dump, sleep, hop after breakfast. Ordinary tiredness. We kept draw in town, not a cousin POS. Fine.

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Kalana Bandara267 rep

Broke notes at Keells first. Ice cream later actually happened.

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Pawel Nowak101 rep

Half-loop, then shade. The full circuit is pride. Ordinary 23 Aug leftover. Not a festival I will timestamp.

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Shenali de Silva184 rep

Trusted the printed slip. Bed. We took draw in town, not a cousin POS.

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Oskar Bergman92 rep

If it pings in five, take PickMe. Past five with an elder, booth. We kept draw in town, not a cousin POS. Fine.

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We waited a rumour bus. Nothing useful came. Booth later. Tired for no reason.

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Eero Laine116 rep

One pin, not three maybes. Heat is a tax. Ordinary 23 Aug leftover. Not a festival I will timestamp.

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Imesh Pathirana191 rep

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