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    şaşkın
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    vücudumda en sevdiğim yer lan.
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    @3 nutella döküp yalıyorlar mı hacı
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    muallak oldugunu itiraf etti demin..
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    kutluyoruz
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    yeni gececi. Hosgelmis
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    zazaazaaaaaaaaaa :xd
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    simarik
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    kararsiz
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    tam attırmalık
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    |““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““||_
    |______________al ulan muallak_______________||||||||“|““__
    |________________ _|||||||||||||||||||||||||||| |||_|_____|)
    !(@)“(@)““““!!!(@)(@)---(@)!(@)“(@)““““!!!(@)(@)---(@)““
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    karılar hayran buna amk. yok adonis kasi nickli oğlana değil bizzat adonis denilen adaleye.
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    geçen bana eşcinsel ilişki teklif etti muallak miyim amk dedim benim muallakliğim ikimize de yeter dedi
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    he etymology of the word is based on roman law. the latin word "testis", witness, was used in the firmly established legal principle "testis unus, testis nullus" (one witness [equals] no witness), meaning that testimony by any one person in court was to be disregarded unless corroborated by the testimony of at least another. this led to the common practice of producing two witnesses, bribed to testify the same way in cases of lawsuits with ulterior motives. since such "witnesses" always came in pairs, the meaning was accordingly extended, often in the diminutive (testiculus, testiculi).[citation needed]
    another theory says that testis is influenced by a loan translation, from greek parastatēs "defender (in law), supporter" that is "two glands side by side".[2]
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