Il principe e la ranocchia.
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Last published Sun, Sep 4, 2016
Ci sono tre cose che odio in questo mondo:
1. I bugiardi.
2. I romanzi rosa.
3. La matematica.
Ma c'è una cosa che odio più di tutte queste tre cose messe insieme: i ragazzi.
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