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Who was in Makadi Bay and directly in Stella, how much is the most inexpensive snorkeling mask?
Who was in Makadi Bay and directly in Stella, how much is the most inexpensive snorkeling mask?
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In the store you can buy for $ 7-10.
We rented a pantone for 2. We dived for half an hour and that was enough. And you don't have to carry a mask
We rented a pantone for 2. We dived for half an hour and that was enough. And you don't have to carry a mask
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answered 3 years ago
We have in Decathlon from 5 USD (350 rubles)
Someone else's mask on your favorite face (((. Fu, brrr. Maybe put someone else's pipe in your mouth? I can't even imagine, I'm sick.
Someone else's mask on your favorite face (((. Fu, brrr. Maybe put someone else's pipe in your mouth? I can't even imagine, I'm sick.
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answered 3 years ago
Oh, how gentle we are.
And when you eat in public catering establishments, you never thought about how many mouths that spoon or evil has been in before you, and who drank from that cup, and how thoroughly they were washed. What, it's not the same thing?
And when you eat in public catering establishments, you never thought about how many mouths that spoon or evil has been in before you, and who drank from that cup, and how thoroughly they were washed. What, it's not the same thing?
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answered 3 years ago
You don't understand, it's different
It depends on the hotel or restaurant, in some it is better to wipe the spoon and fork with a napkin ... Actually, this is a long conversation about hygiene, especially in Egypt.
I often go to a public bath with brooms, but I don’t take anything in my mouth except tea from my thermos) and under the booty - a personal bath rug, otherwise who knows whose priests were there, and “how thoroughly they were washed”)
It depends on the hotel or restaurant, in some it is better to wipe the spoon and fork with a napkin ... Actually, this is a long conversation about hygiene, especially in Egypt.
I often go to a public bath with brooms, but I don’t take anything in my mouth except tea from my thermos) and under the booty - a personal bath rug, otherwise who knows whose priests were there, and “how thoroughly they were washed”)
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answered 3 years ago