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Bonsoir.

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Pret ppour un pile

c'est calme le marathon ces derniers jours...

c'est plus un marathon,c'est un footing

Derniere tentative apres je go dormir

foid a 1 seconde, mon horloge a changer je pense

Bin jouer ludo

+6
Bonne nuit

amou amanata natatatatata dida dida

pointage supérieur de minuit

3 fois*

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bonne nuit Sackados

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c'est quoi sa j'ai pas trop compris

Merde j'ai zappé le marathon, pourtant je suis resté chez moi toute la soirée

Bon , moi je vais me coucher
Salut!

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