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Colie 3 year s ago
#4 : Italy? Hell no. There's coca cola on her table.
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Dom 3 year s ago
Colie,
impressed you picked up on that as Italy stopped selling Coca Cola back during World war II because of them being part of the Axis.
The founder of Cola's son was also shot in the leg while there, and thus Cola banned italy.
in recent years there have been a increasing amount of smuggling attempts by the underground Cola Liberation Infantry Troop, but italy's secret police have managed to stop them on the border.
the penalty for smuggling cola into the country is now punishable by death or a 3€ fine
impressed you picked up on that as Italy stopped selling Coca Cola back during World war II because of them being part of the Axis.
The founder of Cola's son was also shot in the leg while there, and thus Cola banned italy.
in recent years there have been a increasing amount of smuggling attempts by the underground Cola Liberation Infantry Troop, but italy's secret police have managed to stop them on the border.
the penalty for smuggling cola into the country is now punishable by death or a 3€ fine
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Jos 3 year s ago
Colie,
And a bottle of Levissima water, made in Italy.
And a bottle of Levissima water, made in Italy.
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Mittie 3 year s ago
Colie, Polizia department of Brooklyn, New York.
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Danielle 3 year s ago
#24 So you took the week off work to raise your child? Or you just did the stuff you were going to do anyway, but brought your child along?
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Midge 3 year s ago
#30 pstd? from what, being on Twitter? lmaooooo
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Place 3 year s ago
Midge,Maybe constantly being dissed by twits? Because nothing bad ever happens to a girl.
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Marion 3 year s ago
#6 The dressing choice give them out, anyway
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Marion 3 year s ago
#4 In the meantime, the social services are busy fighting crime and the govern stages propaganda stories.
impressed you picked up on that as Italy stopped selling Coca Cola back during World war II because of them being part of the Axis.
The founder of Cola's son was also shot in the leg while there, and thus Cola banned italy.
in recent years there have been a increasing amount of smuggling attempts by the underground Cola Liberation Infantry Troop, but italy's secret police have managed to stop them on the border.
the penalty for smuggling cola into the country is now punishable by death or a 3€ fine
And a bottle of Levissima water, made in Italy.