#capetonian

[andmaybegayer]

Shout out to We Kill Cowboys which is now a heavy rock band gradually veering in the direction of metal but still has that name because the lead vocalist started it as a solo folk punk project and it's just kind of snowballed.

Their latest song is Pink Codeine

But like two years ago her first album was mostly this

[greencproductions]

People from Cape Town don't like it ...

People from Cape Town don’t like it …

This is a Photo-Graphic of Table Mountain in Cape Town. A Photo-Graphic is basically a photograph (or photo collage) with added textures and digital in-painting/drawing. The Capetonians we had in our studio don’t like it. Maybe they don’t have imagination … we don’t know. The response was that it has the shape of Table Mountain but it is not the Table Mountain they know. Anyway; we got a…

[philibetexcerpts]

On 21 April 1947, Princess Elizabeth attended a civic ball held at the Government Hall, Cape Town in honor of her 21st birthday.

“Princess Elizabeth had been driven down to the City Hall where a great, second-tier civic ball, open to public subscription, was in progress. Again, the crowd was enormous: 3 000 people thronged the floor, bays, corridors outside and the seats in the gallery. Around 10 pm the word went round, She’s Arriving, and the crush on the floor became insupportable. Suddenly the Princess appeared in the mayor’s box, her beautiful fur cape flung back from her shoulders to reveal a magnificent Hartnell evening gown of white tulle lightly sprinkled with paillettes and sequins arranged in diamond-shaped patterns to catch every movement of light. Mayor Abe Bloomberg spoke, saying what was surely the truth: that Cape Town must that night be the envy of every town, village and hamlet in the British Empire.

He then presented the Princess with a golden key to the City, ‘as a token of Cape Town’s enduring loyalty, and the freedom to the hearts of all Capetonians which [she] had already captured’. It was felicitously put and everyone cheered. Indeed, as the Cape Times noted, the guests were so carried away by the radiant picture the Princess presented, standing in the box above them, that the cheering was almost continuous and frequently interrupted the mayor’s speech.”

The Last Hurrah: South Africa and the Royal Tour of 1947 by Graham Viney

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Author Interview: Jo-Anne Duffett

Tell us about yourself.: I am a medical doctor by day and writer by night and somewhere in between I find time for photography, gardening, running, kayaking and travelling with her fishing mad husband. I am passionate about sports medicine and am also a travel doctor with a yellow fever license and a part-time academic. My first novel, Surf n Turf is set between Cape Town (home) and the Karoo where I love the brilliant night skies. Where did you grow up, and how did this influence your writing?: I was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, into a fairly ordinary medical family. Not for long, though... When I finished primary school, we moved to the amazon jungle where my parents were medical missionaries. The mission base was a cultural melting pot of Brazilians, Americans, Europeans and every nationality you can imagine. I quickly added Portuguese to my English and Afrikaans. (South Africa has 12 official languages (sign language being the 12th)). I had a Norwegian tutor for geography, a British lady for English, a South African ecologist teaching me about the jungle, there was a an Argentinian who fell in love with an Australian. So I have a very multi-cultural background. When I returned to South Africa to complete high school, no one could figure out my nationality by my accent. I was just the jungle girl who had owned a pet sloth, nearly lost her parrot to a boa constrictor and dealt with many snakes and tarantulas. I also had a horse, Great Danes and Siamese cats who were never allowed outside without a leash - we never knew when there was a jaguar lurking around. Our house was surrounded by jungle. The howler monkeys were terrifying when we first arrived and I was trying to read Lord of the Rings and was convinced the sounds came from some creature in the book. After the jungle Cape Town was tame but my family continued to do short term mission trips, taking me to places like Uganda and Mozambique. I met my husband when I was 14 but we only married when I was 25 once I was finished studying medicine. He had never left the Western Cape before meeting me, now we have travelled all over the world and South Africa. My field of medicine also creates opportunities for travel, I have been to a conference in the USA, visited universities in the Netherlands, travelled with team South Africa to China, India, the Isle of Man, Zambia and Lesotho. I love exploring and with my husband we have ventured to Finland, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Madagascar, the Seychelles, Zanzibar and all our neighbors Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia. So I have many places cultures and languages to draw from in my writing. I now consider myself a naturalized Capetonian as I have lived here the longest. Do you have any unusual writing habits? I plot while I'm running. Do you have any advice for new authors? When writing thoughts from a different gender to your own, bounce your ideas off someone of that gender. What is the best advice you have ever been given? Porque Deus amou o mundo de tal maneira que deu o seu Filho unigénito, para que todo aquele que nele crê não pereça, mas tenha a vida eterna. João 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only son, that who ever believes in him will have eternal life. John 3:16 What are you reading now? A Thousand and One Arabian nights by Anon on audiobook in my car check out Librivox.com for free audiobooks (classic) Work and Win by Oliver Optic audio book on my phone while I do chores (classic children) The Leper of St Giles by Ellis Peters in my husbands car (medieval mystery) Secrets at Court by Blythe Gifford in the lounge (historical romance) The Phoenix and the Carpet by E Nesbit in the bedroom (classic children) Trapped with the Duke by Annabelle Anders on my phone for queues (historical romance) What's your biggest weakness? Well fitted jeans on a man Historical romances Chocolate What is your favorite book of all time? Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen I never get tired of reading it. Or watching it, although reading is better as you get to imagine how they look. I love the way she creates strong personalities. When you're not writing, how do you like to spend your time? Working! Exploring Researching my next holiday Running Photography Hiking Walking with my husband Kayaking Open water swimming Do you remember the first story you ever read, and the impact it had on you? The first story I remember was the Lion the Witch and the wardrobe. My sister and I took turns to read it out aloud and we were limited to a chapter a night. It was so frustrating. When I was small, I was given a proper Holy Bible by my grandpa and a dictionary. I would look up a word to have to look up the words explaining that word. I guess it improved my vocabulary exponentially. My setwork books at school I read cover to cover the first day I got them and instead of studying for the literature exams I just re-read them. What has inspired you and your writing style? Although I enjoy reading classics, I really enjoy the fast paced style of mysteries, combined with my love of romance. I want to keep the reader interested and turning the pages not getting bogged down in detail. Its an art to describe the beauty of the setting without leading your reader to skim. What are you working on now? A sweet contemporary medical romance which combines my passion for my work with my enjoyment of literature. Fire & Ice, How to Tame a Doc Thomás Ribeiro could win the titles of “best dad” and “Dreamland’s Doctor Tall, Dark and Handsome,” but he is icy to ladies and with good reason. Dr Charlie Kriel is a pint-sized fiery sports doc, wary of kids and determined to do without men. A matchmaking aunt and engaging kid contrive to melt ice with fire. Charlie is determined to protect her heart and keep her secrets, so she fights like a scared kitten. Can Thomás, get out of his self-imposed ice-cage, and tame her? What is your favorite method for promoting your work? Book review sites What's next for you as a writer? A time-travel romance :-) Buckle up for a thrilling ride through time and space in Dani the Dino Girl, From Fossils to Fables. When 21st century palaeontologist, Dani, is suddenly transported back in time, she finds herself in the company of a 17th century nobleman who escaped pirates by traveling into the 6th century. Throw in a stowaway boy, elephant birds, a mischievous lemur, and a missing grandma. Will Dani be able to use her scientific knowledge to survive in this new world? Or will she be swept away by the romance and adventure that awaits her? Fans of time travel, historical fiction, and animal companions will love this unique blend of science and fantasy. There is loads of work still be done, but I'm enjoying all the research required for the various time zones. Who would have thought I would visit a glass museum, browse an antique store, take out palaeontology textbooks form the library or visit an archaeology dig?! How well do you work under pressure? I seem to get more done, the more that needs to be done. I thought during my holiday that I would write for vast periods, yet I ended up reading instead, but during term, when I can only snatch a sentence or a paragraph, then I really make progress. Work of course is never ending high pressure. How do you decide what tone to use with a particular piece of writing? It is entirely determined by my characters. I first need to understand what makes them tick, anticipate their reactions, let myself become their alter ego. If you could share one thing with your fans, what would that be? My photography. Search for "Jo D" on SmugMug Jo-Anne Duffett's Author Websites and Profiles Amazon Profile Goodreads Profile Read the full article

[drdamiang]

HEGEMON

HEGEMON

after the apocalypse

we

ended

up hegemon

made them

our vassals

gave them

mampoer and

witblits

to dull the pain

of their disaster

to help them forget

how mighty

they had been

taught

them our

eleven official

languages

gave them offal

and chicken feet

and magwenya

to eat

and wors, of course,

for how will

to they ever learn

from us

if they do not

eat wors?

yes, it was

for their salvation

and redemption

we just

had to

impose our culture

teach them

sheer Joburg street-smart

but also

the way

of the farm

and how

to pretend to

be Capetonian with

languid gourmet-

style

intellect

knowing how this

survivors of this shattered

plastic fast-

food Empire

would thank us

in due time and for

the rest of human time

[furniturehub]

تسوق احدث انتريهات 2024 مع فرنتشر هب بافضل جودة وافضل اسعار وضمان 5 سنوات. اشتري الآن انتريهات مودرن . اشكال انتريهات مودرن . اشكال انتريهات لونين اشكال انتريهات . الوان انتريهات مودرن . اشكال الانتريهات . انتريهات مودرن . الوان انتريهات صور انتريهات . اشكال انتريهات كابتونيه . انتريهات كلاسيك . تركي انتريهات مودرن كرسى انتريه مودرن . كراسي انتريه مودرن . اسعار الانتريهات . انتريهات امريكى مودرن ، انتريه كابتونيه، انتريهات كابتونيه  Shop the latest sofas in 2024 with Furniture Hub with the best quality, best prices, and 5-year guarantee. Buy now modern living rooms. Modern living room shapes. Shapes of two-color sofas Shapes of living rooms. Modern living room colors. Shapes of living rooms. Modern living rooms. Interior colors Pictures of living rooms. Shapes of Capetonian living rooms. Classic sofa . livinig room

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[staenless]

Last night Capetown, one of the capitals of South Africa, had a thunderstorm and today social media is full of videos taken of the storm as well as arguments between Captonians and Joburgers. I live in Joburg and if there's one thing we aren't known for, but should be, it's our thunder storms. They're like biblical events, lots of fun imo. Like it's almost guaranteed that in a storm your power will go out, at the very least until the storm has passed and maintenance can come fix whatever been blown up. And I kinda always knew our thunderstorms were something special, but they were never scary so I didn't think they were dangerous or bad or whatever. Like yeah a few things blow up sometimes and there's a bit of flooding but like, hats just how storms are. If the power doesn't trip was it really a storm or just a light shower??? I was curious about the surprising lack of storms in Capetown so I found a study done on thunderstorms and lightning in south africa and like. Im starting to think the Capetonians are right and this shit isn't actually normal.

The blue dot is me by the way what the fuck

[greencproductions]

Riviersonderend

Into Riviersonderend in the Overberg, Western Cape provides you with a different view as all the Capetonians (etc.) who only know the little town for its (famous) pies and other foodies along the N2.

[vantagevu]

OUT OF TOWN

Go somewhereyou’ve never been I recently roadtripped to the quaint town of Clarens for the first time, and as a born-and-bred Capetonian, it was quite an eye-opening trip (in a good way!).Not only was I able to verify that the world doesn’t actually end on the other side of Worcester, but I had the immense joy of discovering the new and novel things that were waiting for me just off the edges of…

[theoldmagoobaddee]

SNOW SNOW ❄️ GO AWAY! COME AGAIN, ANOTHER DAY! 🙆‍♀️🙆‍♂️🧝‍♂️🧝‍♀️🧞‍♂️🧞‍♀️🤺🤹‍♀️🤹‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️

So, I+I dunno if anyone noticed all these end of the world type-of meteorological events happening lately or am I just a hypa-armageadiac?

So, one of the happenings I found particularly disturbing was the SNOW-like stuff falling from the sky. It seemed like it was concentrated in the Deep South area or, I apologize, the New South; though it was recorded in farflung (and highly, unlikely to snow. Like. Ever. Noba how the variables were varying) places like Lebanon.

Check out what I mean...

As a Green Peace, useless hippy, a neurotic Rave Safe buddy on the lookout for sharp objects, seizures, dehydration and Black Holes appearing and as a person who suddenly has a little bit of money, I was finding my rather Look-For-The-Bear-Neccessities current viewpoint harsh and I have yet to shake that feeling of sinking disappointment because the End of the World is nigh. Is naai. Is a NAAI-YAAAAH.... *performs.screamsnshoutz.in public.especially in public.actually meant for the public* oh, and *doesn't care*

Think of me as your loser, just-starting-out-in-the-ways-of-the-Lord Ghetto Gospel Train Evangelie and as a former Pretori (few days) visitor, God forbid, resident, not gesluip in The-being-funny-elitist-ways-of-train-dependent-Capetonians.

I mean, we can do a demonic eviction right here, right? In a packed, 3rd class (it's a whole 0.90c cheaper than 1st class. I understand now why Africans hate us. Whites. ) carriage; Sacremental Drinky Drink "Converted" Supermarket Trolleys toll the Ecclesiastical Cannons of the Roman Catholic Order - the Coke's can opening stub, like a prayer Rosary or a Countenance Pendant of Saint Christopher, the patron saint of travel and protection and the Archangel MiKyle, the halo, aurelio, prodigies, mystics, psychics, THEE-MONSTERTH!, lagoons, rescued slaves, after their martyrdom was rejected by the High Seas and the Makhosiesa (the Ghost Whale, the Blue, the Southern Right,

🔪2K!ll@7🔪 and the Chieftain of the Sea - the SwordFishes. Es.

The bewildered Sea Animals, the Congregants of the Most Hated Institution in Cape Town cultural taboos and don'ts; the impromptu, unwelcome, loud, attention-to-self grabbing pastoral pastures (you'll see) of 3rd Class Metro rail, the most anger-inducing, torturous, inner-groan type unwelcome experience ever. And we're talking about a church-going, God-fearing, morally fibrous community type. Who fucking hate, I mean HATE, MetroChurch. Grudgingly dubbed.

'Vi' hoekom moet hulle elke kee' vi ons ko terrorize?'

Trying to decide to take this train, upon hearing "...die evagelie.."

'Ag jirre, nie die kak alwee nie!'

'My broe, elke oggen is die doominee jitz vi' my, ampe' soo hy soek n vrou, die nwata.... Dan Wil hy elke kee' vi' my ko' accuse, ek het die sonde die naweek gedala en ek het hie' nou wee' kort gekom en ek moet belei, ek moet belei... '

Os het belei. Os het afgeklim. 😄

'Ek gat hom in sy poes in slat as hy eendag by Mennaburk stasie moet afklim. Ek laita vi' hom hospital toe, dakan ek n biechie vi' hom staan en preek heel dag en nag. Hy bly op die trein, op die route, in die kerritch, is hy mal?'

'Die hon' het seke' nie vrou, daais vi' hoekom en waarom... Annes het hy eide sy vrou se lyf gat dop hou, of sy baas se vrou, ons broeskap, Jeezy the Creezy, sien djy? Haha! Hy's mos n bit of a jas naai then, actually. Sy baas se vrou! JAS! Daais mos os, sienniemanou? Hehe, hy wil he, se hy, hy wil alles he.... '

'Neh.. Daas niks van allies hie ko soeki. Wat? Lyk Ek tjeap? Ek wil n Benediction he, ek soek gou Angels on my left and on my right...'

Angels on my left. And on my right.

'Godt. Djy weetdan. Ek? Ek is n fokken kulit, sienie man nou hoe? Ek vreetie n ande' frustrated outjie, se poging tot dames bowl, oppie trein en veda al sy kak en moods opvreet. Rerig. Ek is nou dik al.'

'Yoh. Djy klink nou soos die mochi, daa by die huis. Hoe laat kannit nou wees?'

'Wan' ek gat nog kamadela vi' n poging tot moot oppie 0925. (0925?). The Takings of PelaHom 1-2-shotgun. Snotgun!? Hehe... Hoo' gou hie .. Snotgun...hehe...kak snaaks. Snotgun.'

'Ek wil mossie oppie phone sit en n bloue kyk of n girlie byel en die varkie maak sy rounds met die keys. En dan is net SKANDAAL oppie trein, my broe. Ek jintu al heel naweek en ek naai seke mans en los kinnes. En djy? Meneer? Djy skinne en skyel nes n vrou. Hoe gaadaai nou lyk? Netou dinkie gurlie Ek is n bunny en dies MY gurty wat soo raas. Wat vi' my soo skyel? Dan is Ek innie kak meddie kek, die gurlie, die jirre, wie will ook he? Daa' is, ladies, come to da bek for pray.'

'Vi' pre, nie pray. Djy klink asof djy n dwankie is watti ingils kan prati...'

Pre, at da bek.

'Ampe' soo, hulle ko' soek vi' Mennabuk se mense op. Hulle weet. Ons is KAK mosig met ons bek... Ons gooi vi' jou met n sak KAK van hie die trein af. Ja, die doominee get mos gese, hy weet van os, ons moet belei, ons moet belei...'

'My chips, my nips, my panty and my klips. my sips, my kryps, my uithou en nou my niks...' My priorities.

DRINKIE DRINK!? DRINKY DRINK!?

'Uh, Doomineer, hies n Coke vi' jou..., nuh, moenie se Ek gee jou nooit niksi. Net vi' 2 jaa' geraas maak. Godt. Bid vi' ons sondenaas, nuh? Wat ek try se is : we appreciate! Nuh? Got you, my broe, but you preaching to the Converted and the Embraced, so, maybe next time, skarrebol, nuh? '

How quickly one can empty a third class carriage, in rush hour traffic

'Baai, my man, ons sien vi' jou wee vanaan. '

'Ek gat jou vrou se van hiedie kak..'

'Yoh! Djy'sou n kwaai vrou gemaakit. Ennie tjipz? Dj't nogal nooit vimy n dringy dring gekoopi...'

'Gaan, man. Klim djy nou ook op my nuhves? Die drink gat vi hom gelukkig maak. Hy gat chaisana aai' beleierigr pessinjuh wadhy soo skyel-skyel kosoek. Vandag nog. Ons gat hommie wee' vaanaan sieni....Djy gaanet djek... Eens more oggen wee'..'

Even Metro security were DIK already.

To be continued...

PART II: THE TAKING OF PELA-RING OPPI METROMALL SE DOOP WINKEL

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Furniture Hub احدث انتريهات 2024

تسوق احدث انتريهات 2024 مع فرنتشر هب بافضل جودة وافضل اسعار وضمان 5 سنوات.

اشتري الآن انتريهات مودرن . اشكال انتريهات مودرن . اشكال انتريهات لونين

اشكال انتريهات . الوان انتريهات مودرن . اشكال الانتريهات . انتريهات مودرن . الوان انتريهات

صور انتريهات . اشكال انتريهات كابتونيه . انتريهات كلاسيك . تركي انتريهات مودرن

كرسى انتريه مودرن . كراسي انتريه مودرن . اسعار الانتريهات . انتريهات امريكى مودرن دمياط

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Buy now modern living rooms. Modern living room shapes. Shapes of two-color sofas

Shapes of living rooms. Modern living room colors. Shapes of living rooms. Modern living rooms. Interior colors

Pictures of living rooms. Shapes of Capetonian living rooms. Classic sofas.

[refuseman]

Sustainable Waste Management in Cape Town: The Time to Act is Now!

Nestled between the mighty Table Mountain and the deep blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Town is not just South Africa's Mother City, but it's also a beacon of beauty, culture, and history.

The harmonious blend of nature and urban sprawl is what gives Cape Town its unique charm. However, like many bustling metropolises, Cape Town faces challenges with waste management.

With increasing populations and consumerism, cities globally are grappling with waste disposal. Sustainability is the buzzword of this century, and Cape Town is no exception.

So, how can we ensure that this city remains the pristine jewel that it is? The answer lies in sustainable waste management.

What is the challenge of Waste Management in Cape Town?

The city produces thousands of tonnes of waste daily. Landfills are filling up, and if not managed properly, these sites can lead to groundwater contamination, methane emissions, and other environmental hazards. Cape Town's picturesque landscape deserves better than mountains of garbage.

Enter RefuseMan: The Sustainable Solution

There's a solution on the horizon, and it goes by the name RefuseMan. It's an innovative platform dedicated to sustainable waste management in Cape Town.

Here's why every Capetonian should be using RefuseMan:

Holistic Approach: RefuseMan focuses on waste reduction, recycling, and responsible disposal, ensuring that waste is handled in the most eco-friendly manner.

Easy To Use: With a user-friendly interface, RefuseMan makes waste disposal and recycling as easy as ordering takeout.

Supports Local Entrepreneurs: By partnering with local recycling and waste management entrepreneurs, RefuseMan boosts the local economy while tackling waste issues.

Why Choose the Preferred Recycling Collection Company?

While RefuseMan provides the platform, our preferred recycling collection company ensures that recyclables reach the right facilities. Here's why they're the top choice for Cape Town:

1. Efficient Collection: Say goodbye to missed pickups. With a dedicated fleet and efficient routes, this company ensures timely collection of recyclables.

Transparent Processes: With clear tracking and reporting, you can be sure that your waste is being managed responsibly.

Educational Initiatives: They don't just collect waste; they spread awareness. With workshops, community programs, and educational drives, the company ensures that every Capetonian knows the importance of recycling.

A Green Cape Town is in Our Hands

The beauty of Cape Town isn't just in its landscapes, but in its people. By choosing sustainable waste management solutions like RefuseMan and our preferred recycling collection company, every resident can contribute to a greener future for the city.

Cape Town's essence is its natural beauty and vibrant culture. Let's protect this essence by adopting sustainable practices. Choose RefuseMan. Choose a cleaner, greener Cape Town. 🌍🌱

[storagetown]

Storage Companies in Cape Town: The Secret Behind Their Soaring Popularity

Storage firms in Cape Town have changed the game when it comes to storage solutions, according to residents of Cape Town. With good reason, these companies are fast growing in popularity in the Mother City. In this article, you will examine the specific reasons storage companies in Cape Town are in such high demand and look at what makes them so popular in this beautiful South African city.

Urban Living Challenges: People come from all over the world to see Cape Town's breathtaking surroundings and vibrant culture. The difficulty of urban living nevertheless comes with the city's expansion. Many Capetonians are forced to settle in small apartments or houses with little room for storage. Storage businesses fill the void in this situation. They provide a lifeline to locals who require extra room for their possessions, whether they are seasonal items, sporting goods, or sentimental items they can't bear to part with.

The Cape Town Lifestyle: Cape Town is well known for its active way of life. Capetonians enjoy going on adventures, whether it be climbing Table Mountain or visiting gorgeous beaches. They frequently need equipment and gear for their busy lifestyle, which could not fit easily in their dwellings. A useful remedy is provided by storage businesses. Camping supplies, surfboards, and bicycles may all be safely stored nearby for convenient access until the next trip.

Businesses on the Rise: Cape Town is a thriving commercial centre in addition to being a paradise for nature lovers. In the city, business owners, startups, and well-established corporations are opening offices. Businesses use storage companies to maintain their inventory, historical papers, and extra supplies because commercial space is sometimes at a premium. This practical solution frees up important office space while ensuring quick access to necessities.

Flexibility & Convenience: The flexibility and ease of storage firms in Cape Town are their defining characteristics. Contrary to conventional storage alternatives, these businesses provide both short- and long-term options, enabling consumers to customise their storage requirements to their unique situations. Storage businesses can help, whether you're a homeowner remodelling your space or a student wanting summer storage. They simplify the procedure by offering convenient booking methods and extended access hours.

Security & Peace of Mind: In a city known for its diverse neighbourhoods, security is a top concern. Storage companies in Cape Town recognise this and invest heavily in security measures. State-of-the-art CCTV surveillance, access control systems, and alarms provide round-the-clock protection for stored items. This level of security gives customers peace of mind, knowing that their belongings are safe and well-monitored.

It is hardly unexpected that storage businesses have become more popular in Cape Town. They now form an essential component of urban life, addressing issues with urban living, promoting outdoor activities, supporting companies, and providing unmatched flexibility and security. Storage companies are positioned to remain a pillar of practicality and convenience in the lives of Cape Town's people and businesses as it grows and changes. Thanks to the helpful assistance of these storage professionals, embracing the Cape Town way of life has never been simpler.

[rugbylovers]

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