Предмет: Психология, автор: Аноним

Як у всіх спави... Я зараз сиджу та три години роблю ІСТОРІЮ...........
Усім успіхів...


boryak55555: И тебе успехов, дела тоже не очень)

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Автор ответа: Eva126812765
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у мене все прекрасно, а у тебе?
Я вже четверту годину сиджу і роблю географію

boryak55555: А я сижу и четвертый час грущу \(-_-)/
Eva126812765: ++++++++++++++
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