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Zanimiv podatek; kadar koli sem jaz (Mathias) kot otrok dobil striženje, sem igral to igro, ker jo je imel moj frizer, iz nekega razloga. Fajn, res je tiste ure naredilo precej daljše. Pogoji: Odlično

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