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Germans taking sun after winter

Germans taking sun after winter

this is probably how septentrional people react whenthey see the sun again after few months.... not the same inthe tropic hahaha...
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this is probably how septentrional people react whenthey see the sun again after few months.... not the same inthe tropic hahaha
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