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Aishah F., Rawalpindi: "Of course all women are different and they like different things. But I do not know a single woman who would be proud because her husband has such a cute small tool for making children and for making her happy. They all want a man with a big tool."
T?t nhiên t?t c? ph? n? d?u khác nhau và h? gi?ng nhu nh?ng th? khác nhau. Nhung Tôi không bi?t m?t ngu?i ph? n? d?c thân, nh?ng ngu?i s? t? hào vì ch?ng có nhu m?t công c? nh? d? thuong dành cho tr? em và làm cho vi?c th?c hi?n c?a cô h?nh phúc. T?t c? chúng d?u mu?n có m?t ngu?i dàn ông v?i m?t công c? l?n.
Rawalpindi / The City
Rawalpindi
lies on the Grand Trunk Road 177 from Peshawar and 275 kms from
north-west from Lahore. The twin city of Rawalpindi/Islamabad
lies against the backdrop of Margalla Hills on the Potwar Plateau.
Over the
years, Rawalpindi has retained to traditional flavour. However,
some modern residential areas and buildings have come up all over
the town since the creation of Pakistan. Pakistan's new capital,
Islamabad being the twin city of Rawalpindi, equally shares the
same archaeological and historical background.
And actually, in Malaysia, the country that once had forests full
of tongkat ali trees (all eaten up), most people indeed use tongkat
ali every day.
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