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You can take it out here. If you're nice, I shall come back to you.

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Catherin hat gesagt…
Ay, que chevere tu pagina. Y tu quien eres?
Anonymous hat gesagt…
mmm... long time since!
Anonymous hat gesagt…
I see you are working on your page again... is it that time of the year already or just a midlife crisis thingy?

Wish you all the best and keep it up!

Cami
Anonymous hat gesagt…
hey DUH-UH!
Anonymous hat gesagt…
schöne Bilder!
Anonymous hat gesagt…
That is old stuff. Have you any new things?
Anonymous hat gesagt…
who the hell listens to anime music?
tulio camminati hat gesagt…
!
I think this kind of music comes too short. It is actually pretty good.. check it out.
Anonymous hat gesagt…
Yeh yeh.. mother f***!
Anonymous hat gesagt…
i like the new pictures in your gallery.
Claudia hat gesagt…
mmm.. nothing new on your site?

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