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2ºFelicia Mia Oh, so this news is real?
Got it.
I don’t do links.
You’re not making the strong argument you think you are. But it’s nice to see you’re following the playbook and using emoji as gotcha points. I’m guessing maybe insults next.
And it’s all in your mind, not ours!
Do you know the meme I’m going to use when I tire of you? Let’s see if you can figure it out.
I’ll even give you a hint. Ready?
Lipton Brisk
Edit- I guess it won’t let me post it here.
Guess I’ll just have to tag you when the time comes.
3ºRusty Posaune Im not clicking any link you post, sorry.. the closest thing to everyone living in 'large apartment buildings' is in Tokyo & thats cause they want to live that way there, tons of rural villages where no one who is younger wants to live in Japan & thus you can buy rural village homes there for next to nothing. China has tons & tons of rural areas where people live in small towns & villages as does Russia but want to live in a larger city in China or Russia you will likely have to live in a commie block apartment sure