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Kerb question, Passikudah, 25 Aug: white clothes still damp — ask him to wait at the door or cook noon on pavement?

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Noah Schmid67•95 rep

Data is thin in Passikudah so I am asking here. white clothes still damp — ask him to wait at the door or cook noon on pavement. I will screenshot whatever you say. Ordinary bags.

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Mid-August heat is ordinary. First light, water, a roofed hop, sit noon. Do not invent a named bulletin or an Extreme label. In Passikudah, the stand in Passikudah, water before you sit, agree a number if there is no meter. White clothes still damp — ask him to wait at the door or cook noon on pavement. Do not invent a fee, a closure, or a gazette from a worry. One pin, not three maybes.

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Thilini Withanage46•237 rep

We did the quieter fork in Passikudah. Fine. No one clapped. White clothes still damp — ask him to wait at the door or cook noon on pavement.

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Asela Gunaratne45•258 rep

Ask two locals. The first number is a test, not a fee I will invent. the stand in Passikudah, water before you sit, agree a number if there is no meter. First light is kinder than noon.

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Amaya Atapattu44•264 rep

Yellow means pay attention, not a brochure. Nobody here is quoting an official warning colour. It is just the sea. Pride is not a timetable.

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Sachini Alwis50•230 rep

Look from back. A boat desk deposit is a Met PDF, not a guess. Passikudah. Leave a margin for the walk.

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Sahan Dharmasena51•243 rep

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

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Harsha Ekanayake45•201 rep

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