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I saw that movie, Water.. I thought it was good but it made me feel so sad... :(

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I will put it on my Netflix list, hope they have it. Looks very interesting.

yeah they have it... they have it available on the Netflix Watch Instantly thing too.. that is where I watched it...

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It's cheap to marry 1year old than a 20 year old. ;)

what?

all the one year old wants is a diaper change.

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It's cheap to marry 1year old than a 20 year old. ;)

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Sick

No, in many cultures the parents have asked for engagement while the child is still in the womb. Many remote villages in China, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Not that uncommon.

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It's cheap to marry 1year old than a 20 year old. ;)

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Sick

No, in many cultures the parents have asked for engagement while the child is still in the womb. Many remote villages in China, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Not that uncommon.

Many things that aren't that uncommon are still sick :)

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It's cheap to marry 1year old than a 20 year old. ;)

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Sick

No, in many cultures the parents have asked for engagement while the child is still in the womb. Many remote villages in China, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Not that uncommon.

how many are surprised when they expected a girl and got a boy. does the engagement still stand?

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It's cheap to marry 1year old than a 20 year old. ;)

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No, in many cultures the parents have asked for engagement while the child is still in the womb. Many remote villages in China, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Not that uncommon.

how many are surprised when they expected a girl and got a boy. does the engagement still stand?

Not a problem here in California. ;)

/come get gay married here!

//leave your money while you're at it. :)

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