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Old 09-24-2016   #4
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Originally Posted by SlyGuy View Post
Same thought bro.....

There is a law that says you can't buy a gum in Singapore thus can't throw it on ground!

Singapore is the country cleanest and it has other great countries it that are very clean as well like Sweden, Finland, Norway, Switzerland, and Denmark. By far this area of the world is the cleanest in trash, crime, and just being beautiful....
Nhìn thấy nước ngừ ta thấy thèm, nhìn nước mình thấy muốn chữi hahaha
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