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White damp cotton on a packed kerb is cold then rude — hang it for tomorrow

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Ines Collado•130 rep

23 Aug, Sunday. White damp cotton on a packed kerb is cold then rude — hang it for tomorrow. Partner has a pin, I have a kid or an elder or both. Leftover SW west/south, inland heat, east often kinder. First Randoli listed 6:44 is subject not a clock prefix. Asking before we pay a desk.

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Cover shoulders and knees or skip. Skip is polite. No flash where they say no. If you are uneasy, you are done. Pride makes a speech at the kerb.

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Gihan Wijesekera•182 rep

Cover shoulders and knees if a doorway is involved. Skip is polite.

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Suresh Rajapaksa•243 rep

Ask two desks. The first number is a test, not a fee I will invent.

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Malithi Nadarajah•250 rep

Screenshot whatever the local actually said. Data dies inland.

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Buddhika Cassim•257 rep

Poncho over umbrella if the kerb is packed. Umbrellas start fights.

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Chathuni Madawala•264 rep

Kids: sit. Pride turns White damp cotton on a packed kerb is cold then rude into a tantrum.

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Harsha Herath•181 rep

Elder: shade and a sit. Pride cooks an uncle on pavement.

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Dinuka Silva•188 rep

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