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Children are certainly too good to be true

Posted on April 12, 2014 by mafalda

“Bonjour Philippine!” is the French expression used when someone eats twin fruits, or when two children accidentally pronounce the same sentence at the same time: the one who speaks first will gain next morning a little present from the other. … Continue reading →

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