cheer to us^^

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sleep 2 or 3 hours a day for a week before summit the memorial to jessup!!!....and now we're at gate hell!!!!

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Sambo Samphors said…
Hahaha... just at the gate? Kal enter??? (nhor nhor asked :P)
5:44 AM
Anonymous said…
Good luck to you, Rath.

T.
1:40 PM
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