That’s one high-capacity feline
- published on 29/11/2011
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Host: “In which country would you spend shekels?” Contestant (on the phone): “Holland?” Host: “Try the next letter of the alphabet.” Contestant: “Iceland ... [more]
Host: “In which country would you spend shekels?” Contestant (on the phone): “Holland?” Host: “Try the next letter of the alphabet.” Contestant: “Iceland ... [more]
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