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[ISIS]

Mimi ni kituo cha PESA

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

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[GeJo]

Cricket

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

P14

 

[uniq]

Dooh!pole sana uniq nani tena anamendea mali zako?

Niliambiwa abiria chunga mzigo wako. Na wewe chunga wako. Naonaaaaaaa kwa mbaliiii...........

 

[carbamazepine]

GeJO
I left a lot
Of message for go
Back and check them

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[Rutashubanyuma]

P15

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

P16

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

P17

 

[uniq]

Nimekuja na nakutana na hu ujumbe[emoji22][emoji22][emoji22]

Mcheki Cole na Gejo

 

[Shimba ya Buyenze]

Habari watu wa humu

Here you are? You survived! Umechokaaa...Pole sana!

 

[Bob12]

Tuna mafilosofa humu yaani hata Plato cha mtoto.

Ni kweli mkuu na hili ni tatizo la wengi. Mipango kibao utekelezaji ziro miaka nenda miaka rudi!

Bora kupanga kidogo na kufanyia kazi kuliko kuna na lundo la malengo mpaka linaoza

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[Rutashubanyuma]

P18

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

P19

 

[Shimba ya Buyenze]

Mnatoa likes na kupokea

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

P20

 

[myoyambendi]

There was a huge difference between high tea and afternoon tea. While afternoon tea (or "low tea") was originally the province of the upper class, indicating it as a light meal or snack before the main (dinner), high tea, on the other hand, was originally regarded as a working class man's main meal of the day, as indicated by the term "high" in its name.

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

P20

 

[myoyambendi]

The emergence of the afternoon tea highlighted the British custom of dunking biscuits into tea, which was then later done around the world.

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

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