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I I I I I I I I I I I I I We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We Be Well, happy Feeling H çek Real We are the Batavans, we are all the same. But also because Zaryi has always written that the word

Patanphysica via Batanphysica is related to Batonphysica. And that is a physical Paul. And that is actually the Paul, where people are the guinold. So that is the Jan Klaase of Frankrijk, who is now on the top of the map. And the Batonphysic in Lottorrealmong, the legendary Malderwar, a fantastic book. There is the main character, Langson Bordeaux. And in the Bordeaux you see a huge thing on the ground. And it is called a gigantic hair. And that is a shame to be a god of God after his visit to the Bordeaux. Well, that was of course a big problem with Patanphysica. So the Batonphysic is the Batavisica, where the Batavisica and the Patavisica are. And the Batavisica is the result of our great-grandfather's visit. Yes. I am not very good at making a good impression on Patanphysica.

I am a bit shy, but... I have to say, so let's go to our books and have a look. You never find such books at a bookshop. And you will be able to find them at the press. Everyone is welcome to the round. Yes, this is of course a big cup. And this big book of the Batavisica is the most expensive cup. No, no, no, no. There is a lot more. It is a shame to be a god of God. Bella. JUDGE PRESENT Canina, it's so good, right? And the crime weapon of the Panzero tear, as you know, is completely forgotten about the joke hero.

So the jokes that you had gotten, they have called the moi-s 회, that you see on funny他的? Yes, that's right. The cop around and emulator, of affects the vast majority of the young, and a lot of coverage. A strange feature was to enjoy the cop around as an artistח. It had to be absolutely true. choisityed the modernised artists had built that story, just to show some disappearing in the result of this big gleich. And we have submitted this year's letter half filed letter together. And it's genericallyifik all over the place. The book is in the winkel to get it from the eisen. So we don't have to move this, but we have the same band itself. But they open it, I want to become a member of the Eid-Rermaglit. It's a nice ballota, I have to start a very hard money. It's 35 euros per year, but yeah, it can be a privilege to be a member of the Eid-Rermaglit.

You never get this book. How do you see it? So, that was a nice break. But, whatever. Some black and white costumes for me would be such, Weше began our voluntarily Reconverter Recon spot. We weren't able to establish our educational organisation and drove you. And the last thing is the storm of the storm. The storm is the river between the world and the hell. The storm is going to be the same. What the dead are about. The storm is going to be the last. The storm is going to be the last. And there is the Liberation Netherlands for the storm. They organized this expo. And when they were going to send us the message, I see them on the photos. But the people who were there, France and the Netherlands,

who came to Amsterdam to collect the occultation of the Colleges. The occultation. That was a kind of a double trick or something? Yes, in 1948 it was declared that all people were at the beginning of the time, they were killed. But the consequences were, we had to go through it. Or is this the moment we had to stop? The storm was going to be a long, long month, and the occultation of the Germans. And then they came to 2000, and that was so much interest. That they were going through it. And the rest was history. History. Yes, that's what we can read in the handbook. Yes, very well. And we are going to say that the defeat of the Germans is not a thing. Oh, yes, but it's not. That's a big problem, because the text is not a thing. Or a thing, we hear the music again.

Well, you can come all the way here. But you don't like the text exactly on the music. But everyone else, I'm going to say, it's always a big mess. And I want to have it. Everyone is going to make something beautiful. I'm not going to look for it for now. And what's going to happen? Well, this is the end of the story. So I would like to introduce you to me. I have a reservation today, from 8th of September. So it's from the New Year's Day for the Patronics. That's every year. That's the eight-year-old. That's one absolute on the Patronics of Kalenna. That's the story of the day for the Anvary Jerry. And we have four of them all this time. And that's why we are wrong. So what we get is, we are also confused. And a few definitions are given by the Patronics. The science of the educational education, the science of the education, and the science that opens the parallel to the Patronics. And then we get Bastia, who is in the press.

And then she is a free conversation. Well, look. Well, thank you very much. I'm very happy to have you here. I'm very happy to have you here. Oh, wait, wait. Oh, yes. Yes, thank you very much. Yes, thank you. Yes, we are going to take a look at the view of Wietzeswonderkammer. Yes. You know what's the name of it? Igor. Igor. Yes, you're... Oh, sorry. Yes, I'm talking to you. No, no, I'm... I'm busy with my mother, but I like it when you think it's empty. Well, yes, it's fun. It was interesting. It was very good for her. Yesterday I had a conversation with her. Well, that was Jan, who is very happy. Oh, and you interviewed her?

Well, yes. No, interviewer, I don't know. But he was touched by that. Yes, yes, yes. I was very happy. I was a bit upset. Yes. But interviewer, it's different. But I don't know. I didn't get it. No, no. But you're the kind of person who's interested in this room or something? Well, yes. Yes, yes. A visitor. A visitor. A time-consuming, proper user. From this beautiful room. When I first came here, I thought we had to be expositives here. It's a room that asks to expel things, which are also possible in large things. But that is already bad with what we are now. Because we have now been in the Balkans as a pro-Kan. And Balkans and large churches are going to be difficult together.

So, yes, I think about more about small things. Yes. Between the Balkans. And the Balkans are going through that state. Because we are also looking at the rest of a pop-up winkel from Albert Kuybstraert, who is a bit hungry in the country. Yes. And there is also a housing. Of people who don't have a house, they have a house for food. And they have all their junk here. So, together with the junk here, they are going to buy it. Yes, it is. The health. Yes, there is a huge variety of things here. I see a lot of books. Yes, I also see that all of them are the same. So, the cats have to go out anyway. And the tables and all those things. Yes. And the lamps in the room. And I have the striped, that I had in the Albert Kuybstraert, the striped to my flat collection,

a CD collection and DVD collection, to lose. Ah. That's also a platter. Yes, it's a platter. But it's not ours. Yes, that's their chairs from the other room, from the Albert Kuybstraert. Yes. I have never, yes, that is a part of an airfine, a part of the house, a part of the junk that is put into the apartment. Yes. Well, I'm not yet available, to really put my junk here. Yes. My collection here is to bring it over. Yes. It's also a logistic... Yes, that's a point. ...that's a platter in the platter. It's a very light color, and I was on the roof. And I actually have no room for a platter to play. So because it's so full of stuff. Yes. It's a Amsterdam house. I'm really, really, really ready to make a plan with the Lego.

Yes. But that costs... Yes. ...a year, so... It's interesting to collect. Well, I don't know, a bit of a few things, also a lot of stuff. Yes. But all of them are made of paper. All of them are made of paper, a few of the Zennyas. Yes. There are some of them, so... Yes. Yes. But, yes. The village of Witsk is a wonder, the wonder camera, right? And where the name is? My mother, so we were looking for a name for the pop-up in the Albert Kuybstraert for a year, for a summer. Yes. It's a year ago. And then... The place that is on the Albert Kuybstraert, where the French street is being turned out, on the Albert Kuybstraert. And there... ...I had to go. And I grew up there. And... And I also said that every day, it was fun. It's the second time I've ever seen it. Yes, they were busy with it.

And here is something different. And there are some bikes and so on. And they also have a car with a car, and then we have to jump. And then we'll go a little bit. How do you get your jumps out of a world where you're in the most difficult, well-known? Yes. And jump over the fly. Yes. And then you get more and more digital domain. Yes. So the youth still has less interest for jumps. And it's not like they're talking about social together. No, they think that everything is on the phone. Or that's also for them. Yes. And that... Yes, and the minute the house is made, that the people are... ...and more and more people are talking about the better. That's a kick-off of a container building. Literally, the container building. That's really a container building. And then there is a north side, too, a little bit north.

And the SM is in there. Yes, yes. 10,000 of them. I think that's a good idea to think that in every block of the world, ...that it's not a problem. It can't be a problem. It can be packed into a container. Yes, it's been put in and then we'll fix it. Oh, yes, that's possible. Yes, that's a proposal from a book... ...a dystopian romantic. And your connection with the physical... ...and so on? Yes, I'm the ex-collegiate person who has a lot of... ...of my field. And then... ...four of them, or when they're here with me, Arak is not here. I see that if one of the few is not that beautiful. Oh, no, I'm not a lit-blood.

Or a lit-blood. No, no. You want to have a drink? No, no. Oh, no, no. And then there is also a quash, isn't it? If you're a bit around here, you're supposed to walk around with... ...quash, the quash. So, what's the proposal from OV? I came with the bus. I was in the bus all the time. Someone came with a quash. He said, I'm going to go. Yes, I have to. I'm going to go with the app... ...no, no, no, no. I'm going to wait for me. I'm going to land. Yes, you're going to land. And everything is going to be... I'm going to land. Everything is going to be going. If I had the chance to have more absurdistic objects... ...I don't see any additional stuff. There's two things on the coast.

There's not additional stuff. The only thing is that... ...the most ambitant CD-REC is an African image. But that works as a CD-REC. The other thing is that the glass is a half-fabricated. And it's not yet... ...that's not a thing. It's an anti-fabricated. What would it be? The tractor is a symbol of... ...a mix of everything. The people who are looking for the standard version. But with these trucks, the glass that you see... ...is not a dry form. It's unique, it's a half-fabricated. And it's not made of paper. It's a half-fabricated.

It's a half-fabricated. But the upper side is open. It can be very wide.

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