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    La drunken perdida

    PERU | Tue, 28 Apr 2009 | By melissamain | Views [1139]

    She is passed out on the couch to the side of the bar. Though she rouses herself enough to lean over the arm of the chair and throw up. I can´t see her face, but she is pale and wears the tell all travel shoes. -Do you speak English? I ask, confident ... Read more >

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