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Feb 26, 2021 1 min

That is what happened (#025)

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FiRSTLAST, the thinker and traveler, travels to a distant past in thought through incomplete information about himself and tries to find out where his ancestors went until he was where he is today. He concluded that he circulated around the Mediterranean Sea from North Africa, perhaps in a counterclockwise direction, went to where Europe is today, from there to the New World, perhaps passing through the central region of Latin America – never considered himself a Latin, in fact, every day that passes less, – he descended to the bottom of planet Earth in search of a place that was not freezing or with 40⁰C heat in the shade, and ... Today he is staying at Anchor.fm, unsure if he will enrich with oil, probably not. Still going back to a distant past, he wanders in thoughts about the eastern Mediterranean Sea, even thinking about the monarchy, ... USamba bing_ llama, whatever his real name, turned that region upside down emphasizing the differences between opposites without worrying about tourism, cuisine, arts, ... nothing more than emphasizing a region with little humidity, in practice with endless exhausting and morbid guerrillas, a cemetery rich in imperialist capitalist political propaganda, that is, the middle was not the end, it was more a beginning, and after all that, a cold beer can is welcome. (c) fjgr Learn with Google Translate. Учитесь с Google Translate. Main languages used: English, Brazilian.

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