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Jami Ul-Alfar doorway — passport at a real desk this morning or a cousin SIM in the carpark

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Oskar Holm•105 rep

20 Aug, Jami Ul-Alfar doorway. passport out, notes thin. We need data before Pettah. Not trying to invent a lockout. Lewis Place sleep is the backup.

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Passport at the counter. Kollupitiya Dialog in the morning is a queue, not a lane cousin. Airport kiosk is a kiosk. I will not invent a 20 Aug SIM shortage. A stretched dead map is how you buy a headache. Write the number on paper.

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Lahiru Herath•223 rep

Screenshot the pin. Walk first. App second.

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Kamal Abeysekera•230 rep

We dumped bags. Dragging shells into a kerb is theatre.

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Pawel Nowak•130 rep

One soda, ten minutes, move. No gazette.

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Pradeep Wijesinghe•244 rep

Carrier, water, peel when limp. Ordinary tiredness.

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Lucia Ortiz•140 rep

If you sit a table, order. Occupying shade with a bottle you brought is the rude version.

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Tharindu Jayawardena•258 rep

We named a fare before we sat. Fine. The first number at Pettah was a test.

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Eoin Brennan•150 rep

Pride bargains twenty minutes and then sits anyway. Write it.

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Fathima Alwis•182 rep

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