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Making Of Legendary Samarkand Bread in Uzbekistan

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What are all them spots on his arm? No gloves! No way! 🤢🤮

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Con arta viruela el wey ese en las manos

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No gloves 🧤 no hygienic

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Bu adamın kolları. Hastalıklı

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Ulan hiv pozitif misin nesin, o kollar ne?

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Bread

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Seems like a bit of engineering could make that a lot easier

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La masa lleva hasta el sarampión de que la está preparando …. Jejejje ,

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🤮 that looks like a terrible case of scabies 🤮 but then again.... maybe he has an infestation of bedbugs in his mattress 🤔

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Look at all those sores on his arms

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