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kak si brato kak e po tam,

Трите ви имена Огнян Наунов Тодоров ли са? Роден ли сте на 09.09.1944г.МОЛЯ ОТГОВОРЕТЕ НА ТОЗИ АДРЕС ПО НАЙ-БЪРЗИЯ НАЧИН:toliboli@abv.bg

Ще имам ли някога дете?

zdravstvuy Maria....vi gavariti pa-ruski??? Ya ne snayu...Ya nimnoga gavaru pa-ruski taj.......tsiluyu

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