J.S.Bach didn't write Happy Birthday fugues,
but if he did, that's pretty much exactly how he'd have written them.
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but if he did, that's pretty much exactly how he'd have written them.
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I shave pussies all the time...
and those proffered pics look like fleas are probably the underlying cause (applying Occams razor and Bayesian reasoning).
PS - I used to be allowed access to the female human pussy for shaving but one small nick was apparently one small nick too many...
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and those proffered pics look like fleas are probably the underlying cause (applying Occams razor and Bayesian reasoning).
PS - I used to be allowed access to the female human pussy for shaving but one small nick was apparently one small nick too many...
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We all have names for our penis don't we?
Mine is "Willy Lopez and his two hairy banditos"
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Mine is "Willy Lopez and his two hairy banditos"
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CNN still keep the OJ murder site up
wonder if the gloves still don't fit...
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 16:41, Share, Reply)
wonder if the gloves still don't fit...
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Swingify
Upload a tune to make it swing. Mildly amusing results
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Upload a tune to make it swing. Mildly amusing results
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Some good examples on there
but Yackety Sax definitely doesn't work.
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 17:33, Share, Reply)
but Yackety Sax definitely doesn't work.
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Any body notice the trend with the news to now
Spin out a storey and just keep repeating 2 or 3 "facts"?
look at this storey and see how many times they keep saying the same thing.
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 9:29, Share, Reply)
Spin out a storey and just keep repeating 2 or 3 "facts"?
look at this storey and see how many times they keep saying the same thing.
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It's the old tactic from when you were writing an essay at school
You'd start waffling and repeating the things you were saying in the essay in order to hit the minimum word count.
The problem being that a minimum word count merely encourages you to start waffling and repeating what you say.
Just like when you were writing an essay at school.
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You'd start waffling and repeating the things you were saying in the essay in order to hit the minimum word count.
The problem being that a minimum word count merely encourages you to start waffling and repeating what you say.
Just like when you were writing an essay at school.
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In addition to this
free lance scribes have been known to substitute or use a surrogate word for simple conjunctions. This technique - along with others such as repetition within the same sentence or plain rephrasing - has been known to extend and lengthen the word count of [ctrl shift g]
files copy!
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 18:15, Share, Reply)
free lance scribes have been known to substitute or use a surrogate word for simple conjunctions. This technique - along with others such as repetition within the same sentence or plain rephrasing - has been known to extend and lengthen the word count of [ctrl shift g]
files copy!
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Yes, I noticed they kept mentioning how everyone in the village was "descending on him", which considering his most recent activity was surprising.
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To be fair, the article does seem to have been written by an African. They tend to have a peculiar way with the English language.
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It was only because his girlfriend left him to see the last Royal Wedding
He told the press "She caught the Katy, left me a mule to ride"
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 11:43, Share, Reply)
He told the press "She caught the Katy, left me a mule to ride"
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For frockers - who clearly has one
NSFW
www.bible-knowledge.com/the-jezebel-spirit-and-how-it-operates/
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www.bible-knowledge.com/the-jezebel-spirit-and-how-it-operates/
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The word “Jezebel” is coming from the /ot story of Queen Jezebel back in the days of Kaol, that prick.
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I did not
he is often interesting but that program is very annoying these days. Should I risk it?
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he is often interesting but that program is very annoying these days. Should I risk it?
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I like Kirsty Young. He was quite good. Christopher Nolan was interesting the other week.
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you've gone soft, lad
Young is only slightly less irritating than Wark.
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Young is only slightly less irritating than Wark.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 22:46, Share, Reply)
Samurai Champloo is the absolute tits
Possibly even better than Bebop
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Possibly even better than Bebop
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The Devil and Father Amorth (2018)
New documentary from William Friedkin
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New documentary from William Friedkin
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\'If we don't understand it, it doesn't mean it doesn't exist'
No - that's sort of exactly the point. A bunch of choir boy shagging loonies with an extremely subtle and long thought-through and absolute belief in an ultimate magical gift-giving sky wizard - without a shred evidence - claim to *totally fucking understand it*.
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No - that's sort of exactly the point. A bunch of choir boy shagging loonies with an extremely subtle and long thought-through and absolute belief in an ultimate magical gift-giving sky wizard - without a shred evidence - claim to *totally fucking understand it*.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 20:15, Share, Reply)
You need dispense with your jaded cynicism and adopt a healthy scepticism.
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Just another cult, manipulating belief to sustain themselves.
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Why Alien Life Would be our Doom - The Great Filter
Not people running into things but interesting.
TL:DW? If we find E.T we're doomed.
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Not people running into things but interesting.
TL:DW? If we find E.T we're doomed.
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Great video, but:
The filter is selfishness. It's a trait found in every sentient being. All living things are territorial to some degree and will quite gladly fight to the death in order to both protect and expand on that territory. They may choose to share that territory with a mate, or a gang, but you're unlikely to find a sentient species that will openly share its territory without receiving some kind of return. Humans are particularly bad at it, which is why Communism never, ever works long term. But it's written into the code of everything that has life.
Which brings up another philosophical issue. Who says the our planetary definition of 'life' is the intergalactic dipstick that should be used when attempting to observe extra terrestrial life? If you lock somebody in a concrete box from birth and feed them nothing but Jaffa Cakes, they'll perceive Jaffa Cakes as food, but the concept of food outside Jaffa Cakes would be completely beyond their comprehension because to them Jaffa Cakes and only Jaffa Cakes look like food. You could take them out of the box after a couple of decades, and show them a plate is sausages. It's food, but it's going to take a massive fucking leap of the imagination for that to click with them because it bears zero resemblance to their perception of food, the mighty Jaffa Cake.
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The filter is selfishness. It's a trait found in every sentient being. All living things are territorial to some degree and will quite gladly fight to the death in order to both protect and expand on that territory. They may choose to share that territory with a mate, or a gang, but you're unlikely to find a sentient species that will openly share its territory without receiving some kind of return. Humans are particularly bad at it, which is why Communism never, ever works long term. But it's written into the code of everything that has life.
Which brings up another philosophical issue. Who says the our planetary definition of 'life' is the intergalactic dipstick that should be used when attempting to observe extra terrestrial life? If you lock somebody in a concrete box from birth and feed them nothing but Jaffa Cakes, they'll perceive Jaffa Cakes as food, but the concept of food outside Jaffa Cakes would be completely beyond their comprehension because to them Jaffa Cakes and only Jaffa Cakes look like food. You could take them out of the box after a couple of decades, and show them a plate is sausages. It's food, but it's going to take a massive fucking leap of the imagination for that to click with them because it bears zero resemblance to their perception of food, the mighty Jaffa Cake.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 18:40, Share, Reply)
Sorry but you lost me at the first paragraph.
Sharing of territory happens all the time in the animal kingdom where different species don’t have the same food source whether it’s a mixed troupe of monkeys or grazers mucking around together on the veldt. Mutualism often happens when they share sleeping spaces but even then it’s not certain.
If aliens arrive en masse they might conceivably need living space, of which there is plenty spare, but given the fact that they’ve just travelled who knows how many light years in self-sufficient habitats it seems far more like to me that they wouldn’t need to compete with us for anything at all. The trouble with humans is that we assume any intelligent species must be as horrifically shitty to fellow creats as we are ourselves. It’s analogous to the exoplaanet search: we only have one example of (intelligent) life so we assume all life must follow the same evolutionary path.
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Sharing of territory happens all the time in the animal kingdom where different species don’t have the same food source whether it’s a mixed troupe of monkeys or grazers mucking around together on the veldt. Mutualism often happens when they share sleeping spaces but even then it’s not certain.
If aliens arrive en masse they might conceivably need living space, of which there is plenty spare, but given the fact that they’ve just travelled who knows how many light years in self-sufficient habitats it seems far more like to me that they wouldn’t need to compete with us for anything at all. The trouble with humans is that we assume any intelligent species must be as horrifically shitty to fellow creats as we are ourselves. It’s analogous to the exoplaanet search: we only have one example of (intelligent) life so we assume all life must follow the same evolutionary path.
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And sometimes they even fuck!
www.theguardian.com/science/2017/dec/15/sex-between-snow-monkeys-and-sika-deer-may-be-new-behavioural-tradition
I can't wait until I get humped by an alien. Unless it looks like Gilbert.
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www.theguardian.com/science/2017/dec/15/sex-between-snow-monkeys-and-sika-deer-may-be-new-behavioural-tradition
I can't wait until I get humped by an alien. Unless it looks like Gilbert.
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That's fine then
so long as they aren't interested in energy, living space, water or volatile organics we'll get on like a fucking house on fire.
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so long as they aren't interested in energy, living space, water or volatile organics we'll get on like a fucking house on fire.
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What if it turns out they are highly evolved dung beetles and human excrement turns out to be the alien equivalent of foie gras?
We'll be rolling in space diamonds, I tell thee.
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We'll be rolling in space diamonds, I tell thee.
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So how have they coped before actually finding for the first time...
I'm guessing energy & water. Oh yes, and your sweeet tassssty soulsssss are more their beans on toast.
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I'm guessing energy & water. Oh yes, and your sweeet tassssty soulsssss are more their beans on toast.
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That’s exactly my point; all of those things are comparatively easy to find in space.
If aliens had already travelled here none of those things would be a problem for them. As I see it the only reason why aliens would come here is because they want to for one reason or another. They might conceivably come on some transgalactic jihad but I tend to agree with Carl Sagan in that any race that can advance far enough technologically to make the trip will have had a few millennia to breed out any lingering aggression.
The notion of aliens coming here for air/water/meat always makes me remember that jokey comment about things like Dyson spheres and ringworlds: if aliens are advanced enough to build such things they wouldn’t need them anyway.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 22:11, Share, Reply)
If aliens had already travelled here none of those things would be a problem for them. As I see it the only reason why aliens would come here is because they want to for one reason or another. They might conceivably come on some transgalactic jihad but I tend to agree with Carl Sagan in that any race that can advance far enough technologically to make the trip will have had a few millennia to breed out any lingering aggression.
The notion of aliens coming here for air/water/meat always makes me remember that jokey comment about things like Dyson spheres and ringworlds: if aliens are advanced enough to build such things they wouldn’t need them anyway.
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Mad assumption
If you have the drive to go out to the stars you will also have aggression.
Stick with Fermi.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 22:21, Share, Reply)
If you have the drive to go out to the stars you will also have aggression.
Stick with Fermi.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 22:21, Share, Reply)
Rubbish. It's a long way to travel for a bit of a dust up.
They will be driven by their kinks. They will be exploring space looking for new things to fuck. They won't believe their luck when they find planet earth is populated by sentient monkeys that have dedicated 95% of the internet to wanking.
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They will be driven by their kinks. They will be exploring space looking for new things to fuck. They won't believe their luck when they find planet earth is populated by sentient monkeys that have dedicated 95% of the internet to wanking.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 22:28, Share, Reply)
By definition animals defend territories against their own species.
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But they would be the world authority on the "is it a cake or a biscuit" debate.
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Pfft, good luck living on Jaffa cakes mate...what an idiot lamo
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Jaffa Cakes incorporate the five food groups.
Who's the idiot now?
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 8:49, Share, Reply)
Who's the idiot now?
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 8:49, Share, Reply)
I guess being human gives us the arrogance to .....
think intelligent life might be like our own. If it is that explains why there is nobody out there as the way we are heading it's almost certain we will not be around much longer nor have a viable planet. If we do continue to exist like other intelligent life out there the means to reach to each other is just impossible as it would mean faster than light travel which on paper does not happen. Perhaps a constant put in place by the 'creator' to make sure we don't reach each other. I do love this sort of stuff though.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 20:02, Share, Reply)
think intelligent life might be like our own. If it is that explains why there is nobody out there as the way we are heading it's almost certain we will not be around much longer nor have a viable planet. If we do continue to exist like other intelligent life out there the means to reach to each other is just impossible as it would mean faster than light travel which on paper does not happen. Perhaps a constant put in place by the 'creator' to make sure we don't reach each other. I do love this sort of stuff though.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 20:02, Share, Reply)
Seems appropriate to post this again:
www.terrybisson.com/page6/page6.html
(I think I first came across it on here anyway.)
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 21:30, Share, Reply)
www.terrybisson.com/page6/page6.html
(I think I first came across it on here anyway.)
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 21:30, Share, Reply)
Not while we've still got Sigourney and Will Smith we're not.
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How Facebook sets the news agenda. Not creepy at all, and yet we're told Russia rigs elections.
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Mark Steel's in town
Some hero/content stealing arsehole (delete as appropriate) has put a lot of these episodes on youtube
Sure it's not everyone's cup of tea but if like me you have a tedious task to do this afternoon it's worth a listen.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:28, Share, Reply)
Some hero/content stealing arsehole (delete as appropriate) has put a lot of these episodes on youtube
Sure it's not everyone's cup of tea but if like me you have a tedious task to do this afternoon it's worth a listen.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:28, Share, Reply)
Ace, good little series.
They're also on the iPlayer
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rtbk8/episodes/guide
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:35, Share, Reply)
They're also on the iPlayer
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rtbk8/episodes/guide
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:35, Share, Reply)
except you can't listen to or d/l them there
unless I'm being a spazz
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unless I'm being a spazz
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Oh that's cheeky....
Didn't see that.
Can understand them taking it off for dvd sales but this is radio.
*bookmarks Youtube Link* Ta.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 16:00, Share, Reply)
Didn't see that.
Can understand them taking it off for dvd sales but this is radio.
*bookmarks Youtube Link* Ta.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 16:00, Share, Reply)
The Whitehaven episode is superb
Similarly Matlock Bath from the last series
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Similarly Matlock Bath from the last series
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The Mark Steel Lectures are rather good too
marksteelinfo.com/recordings/
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marksteelinfo.com/recordings/
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I quite like this, but he's somehow never managed to visit anywhere I've lived, and that's a lot of places in the UK
I was about to make a list but that would probably be a bad idea to leave on the internet
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I was about to make a list but that would probably be a bad idea to leave on the internet
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BBC Fake News game
This is rather good. Aimed at the kiddies, but not particularly patronising.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:25, Share, Reply)
This is rather good. Aimed at the kiddies, but not particularly patronising.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:25, Share, Reply)
Once there was this kid who
Got into an accident and couldn't come to school
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Got into an accident and couldn't come to school
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That sounds nasty
I hope he had no lasting effects from it.
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I hope he had no lasting effects from it.
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when he finally came back
His hair had turned from black into bright white
He said that it was from when
The cars had smashed him so hard
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 10:28, Share, Reply)
His hair had turned from black into bright white
He said that it was from when
The cars had smashed him so hard
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 10:28, Share, Reply)
Signage made better.
The B3ta road sign compo comes to life.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 14:10, Share, Reply)
The B3ta road sign compo comes to life.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 14:10, Share, Reply)
I notice that the guy had to scrub parts of the signs clean
Before making his own additions.
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 11:38, Share, Reply)
Before making his own additions.
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 11:38, Share, Reply)
Well I live in the emerald city
and I haven't seen any signs for Didcot
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 12:04, Share, Reply)
and I haven't seen any signs for Didcot
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 12:04, Share, Reply)
Never mind all that down there
Harry and Meghan have chosen their cake!
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 13:47, Share, Reply)
Harry and Meghan have chosen their cake!
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 13:47, Share, Reply)
I'm glad Harry & Meghan consider sustainability one of the values
And there I was thinking the whole system of monarchy, with all its associated pageantry, was in some way extravagant or wasteful. Silly me.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 13:52, Share, Reply)
And there I was thinking the whole system of monarchy, with all its associated pageantry, was in some way extravagant or wasteful. Silly me.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 13:52, Share, Reply)
If it continues like this
we can all band together to get a family ticket. Save a bit of money.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 14:20, Share, Reply)
we can all band together to get a family ticket. Save a bit of money.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 14:20, Share, Reply)
A bus?
"We spend £80 million+ per year on inbred robber-barons. Let's fund our NHS instead"
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 10:03, Share, Reply)
"We spend £80 million+ per year on inbred robber-barons. Let's fund our NHS instead"
( , Wed 21 Mar 2018, 10:03, Share, Reply)
So, they want a "have your cake and eat it" wedding?
Racist bastards.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 14:13, Share, Reply)
Racist bastards.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 14:13, Share, Reply)
Of course they want our cake and to eat it
sponging cunts that they are.
They should buy their own cake!
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:12, Share, Reply)
sponging cunts that they are.
They should buy their own cake!
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:12, Share, Reply)
MORE TREASON!
WE'RE GOING TO NEED A BIGGER TOWER! RAISE THE TAXES!
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:28, Share, Reply)
WE'RE GOING TO NEED A BIGGER TOWER! RAISE THE TAXES!
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:28, Share, Reply)
I particularly like the one
where they went to the effort of making poo icing because as we all know, the ladies rear passage is squeezed out like a tube of toothpaste in a vice when they give birth.
So much art and cakework misses out that bit.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 20:05, Share, Reply)
where they went to the effort of making poo icing because as we all know, the ladies rear passage is squeezed out like a tube of toothpaste in a vice when they give birth.
So much art and cakework misses out that bit.
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 20:05, Share, Reply)
But what kind of cake would Juncker serve when Putin comes for tea?
( , Tue 20 Mar 2018, 15:26, Share, Reply)
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