Fredag 14.02 - Kjærlighetens dag <3
Single jævler, gifte jævler, kjærestejævler, fuck friends og alle andre. I dag står vi sammen i kjærlighetens navn! Annika har vært 16 en gang og skrev dype, dype kjærlighetslåter. Melinda prøver å finne kjærligheten i sitt blind-date-gameshow. Her får du
An episode of the Skumma Kultur podcast, hosted by Radio Nova, titled "Fredag 14.02 - Kjærlighetens dag <3" was published on February 14, 2020 and runs 36 minutes.
February 14, 2020 ·36m · Skumma Kultur
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Single jævler, gifte jævler, kjærestejævler, fuck friends og alle andre. I dag står vi sammen i kjærlighetens navn! Annika har vært 16 en gang og skrev dype, dype kjærlighetslåter. Melinda prøver å finne kjærligheten i sitt blind-date-gameshow. Her får du hele greia, helt usensurert!
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Single jævler, gifte jævler, kjærestejævler, fuck friends og alle andre. I dag står vi sammen i kjærlighetens navn! Annika har vært 16 en gang og skrev dype, dype kjærlighetslåter. Melinda prøver å finne kjærligheten i sitt blind-date-gameshow. Her får du hele greia, helt usensurert!
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