Its such a shame to

Its such a shame to
"Its such a shame to waste time,



We always think we have so much of it"
  

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Question :-

Koi b function ho ya daily ki routine ho girls aik sath aik room main dress change kr leti hain..

Mgr

Boys aik dosre k samne dress kabi change nai krte..

WHY....??


Kia koi is ka answer de sakta hai...??

Forward to get interting ans But reply me first ;->
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