Remembering my trip to Russia last year
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If it weren't a way to get you sucked into some weird currency transaction or porn site, I'd almost suggest that you could respond about "your trip" with details that couldn't possibly be true--something like "I loved the braiding job done by those Moscow hairstylists".
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