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Intellectual property then steals a Buzz Lightyear quote.

What a load of waffle.
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side wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 11:17 am If her Facebook is Kyrah Sophia Moore, then she says she's in a relationship with "Sensistar Goa".

When you click his FB, he is from Belgium:

https://www.facebook.com/Sensistar604/about

He also writes this about himself:

"About Sensistar
Inter-dimensional nomad, adventurer, seeker and a mystical creature. Im on my journey, to unite, to heal and protect. Unconditionally. Im a souvereign being, proudly serving the LIGHT, seeking truth and nothing but the truth is what i seek and find. I take full responsability for all my actions, words and intellectual property. From here to infinity, and to infinity and beyond. With LOVE and LIGHT.

I am that I am...
and so it was...

Ner'gal aka Au79"

Which I am sure is reassuring.
Sounds like a right tosser...
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Seems that like attracts like. So I'm not overly surprised.
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Just to be clear; It is entirely possible to fly from Cambodia to England at the moment. It involves going a longer than ideal route (PP to Taipei or South Korea, then from there to England) but it can be done in under 30 hours. They are not stuck here, they are choosing to stay.
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I'm becoming increasingly aware of this. Thank you.
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Bubble T wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 1:39 pm Just to be clear; It is entirely possible to fly from Cambodia to England at the moment. It involves going a longer than ideal route (PP to Taipei or South Korea, then from there to England) but it can be done in under 30 hours. They are not stuck here, they are choosing to stay.
snitches get stitches :lol:
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xX.TROPA.Xx wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 2:36 pm
Bubble T wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 1:39 pm Just to be clear; It is entirely possible to fly from Cambodia to England at the moment. It involves going a longer than ideal route (PP to Taipei or South Korea, then from there to England) but it can be done in under 30 hours. They are not stuck here, they are choosing to stay.
snitches get stitches :lol:
Maybe.... but I think it's clear that someones good nature is being exploited.
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Doc67 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 9:58 am I would imagine Siem Reap is better, especially when someone else is footing the bill...
England on the dole in winter sounds awesome. 8-)
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MarlaMitelman wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 2:32 pm I'm becoming increasingly aware of this. Thank you.
What a shitty situation for you to be in.
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Bubble T wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 1:39 pm Just to be clear; It is entirely possible to fly from Cambodia to England at the moment. It involves going a longer than ideal route (PP to Taipei or South Korea, then from there to England) but it can be done in under 30 hours. They are not stuck here, they are choosing to stay.
Actually, a new route has now opened via Singapore . Much cheaper and 17 hours. Click on the link for the details
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