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I think he means the group photo in the OP
I had thought that but I usually take cover photo to be the banner photo.I think he means the group photo in the OP![]()
There is a saying that I don't know if it's common in other countries, but in Brazil is (kinda):That's why cousins were\are legal in a lot of places.
Here we say: "Quanto mais prima mais se lhe arrima" Quite hard to translate, but it's something like "The closer the cousin the more we fuck them".There is a saying that I don't know if it's common in other countries, but in Brazil is (kinda):
"God made the cousins, so we couldn't fuck our sisters"![]()
Ok.........imaat yor moma housing
I am thinking to wait for 2-3 updates after finishing the first part...maybe even the nana will get fucked!!You will love part 2 with her content![]()
believe me!
Wellll 2-3 updates is about to next yeah hahah weeeeelllll no worries I will see, In any case cat is my fav!!
Well actually Moonbox puts out updates bimonthly,soWellll 2-3 updates is about to next yeah hahah weeeeelllll no worries I will see, In any case cat is my fav!!
I wish, but not... yet? A man can dream though!
In some very specific contexts, yes, but not common and not colloquially. It's used mostly for some foreign words or concepts, like "Prima Donna". But, yes, I can understand and use it in that sense.FatGiant ; In the South cone we say; " A la Prima se le arrima" / To the Cousin you start getting close
and do you in Portuguese use prima like an expression for Great or gorgerous like in german ?
He is by blood my first cousin, a very, very mean one too... Their father was indeed my Uncle. Yes, throughout our childhood together we considered ourselves cousins, and were treated by everyone as cousins. Yet, we have no blood ties.So is he not actually your cousin? But you just refer to him as one, because you call his Father, Uncle?
Not a real cousin, more a term of endearment?
Did you previously refer to your wife as one, too?