[פרסום] הספר של מיסטרי - איך להכניס בנות יפות למיטה - בעברית - הורדה

[.Tal]

השפה היא עברית מנהל בבקשה לתקן!

הורדה:

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[.Tal]

השפה היא עברית.. מנהל בבקשה לתקן כותרת. ><

[Julian201]

איך פותחים את זה ?

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אללה בחיבאק יא מוסטפהההההההההה

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שמעו יש חבר שמאוד רצה אותו ובידיוק מצאתי את ההורדה אבל היא לא עובדת , יש קישור לשלוח ?

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רציני זה מצחיק שאתם מסתכלים על הספר של מיסטרי כמשהו שיפתור הכל, חרא של ספר, אין לו את הגישה הנכונה, השיטה מעולה מאוד, אבל היא רובוטית מאוד אבל ממש רובוטית, תנסו ללמוד את השיטה של גאמבלר וRSD, יותר טוב.

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רציני זה מצחיק שאתם מסתכלים על הספר של מיסטרי כמשהו שיפתור הכל, חרא של ספר, אין לו את הגישה הנכונה, השיטה מעולה מאוד, אבל היא רובוטית מאוד אבל ממש רובוטית, תנסו ללמוד את השיטה של גאמבלר וRSD, יותר טוב.

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