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yeah but if there was a 3-4gbps loss just in the plug choice... it could be f**king anything just on the property.

3-4gbps loss is a lot more than I think you intended it to be

Good News every one

no it's not a new Dacia Sandero.

BUt news.com.au is letting us know side boobs are back for summer

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/fashion/is-sideboob-back-if-it-is-this-is-how-to-do-it/story-fnjev484-1227118801801

Unmolested but for poxy rims / pods / skirts

I think that 'perry' character is a serial pest on drift sales on Facebook too

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Good News every one

no it's not a new Dacia Sandero.

BUt news.com.au is letting us know side boobs are back for summer

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/fashion/is-sideboob-back-if-it-is-this-is-how-to-do-it/story-fnjev484-1227118801801

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