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Hello world,
Keeping with the nautical theme, how about some gardens and pets on a tropical island. Who doesn’t like spearfishing, jungle hiking, and all that. If I’m smart I’ll do some sailing of those trade winds too eh.
Ok, the eternal summer, I’ll buy that. But can I take it, can they take me…
Thank you. Thank you very much…much/much!
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