Small Hands Means Small...

from Wilko & Courts · host Wilko & Courts

Don't date Sammy if you have small hands. Get this away from your nose. Balls out bowling is exactly what you think. Just because you're a pilot doesn't mean you're a qualified doctor. We need to start using our leave smarter, clearly! When the coffee costs you the job. If it's free, it's free! If you thought pineapple on pizza was bad, just wait until you hear this! Shrinkflation is really affecting EVERYONE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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