es nesaprotu, jums visiem Latvijā nav bail? jo man ir bail par jums. ja kas, brauciet dzīvot pie manis.
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winstons on March 18th, 2015 - 04:48 pmmjaa man ir bail. gribētos braukt kkur uz spāniju, bet pie tevis moš arī varētu
(Anonymous) on March 18th, 2015 - 04:57 pm
Nezinu, vien gribas bedzot sadot krieviem, kopā ar NATO ieročiem, protams, tur neko nevar darīt, šī vienmēr bijusi tāda bloodlands teritorija
quizer on March 18th, 2015 - 08:31 pmes zinu šo dziesmu - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVEHBYH
burkards on March 23rd, 2015 - 12:18 pmhz, biški ir, bet prom maukšu tikai tad kad uguni pasviedīs zem pakaļas. Bail par vecvecākiem Alūksnē, jo tā noteikti būs pirmā vieta uz ko Krievi tēmētu. Armijas bāze un tā.
(Anonymous) on March 23rd, 2015 - 08:50 pm
puf!
puf!
5. Evacuation:
Arrangements have been made by the government for the voluntary evacuation from certain parts of the London area and of some other large towns of schoolchildren, children below school age if accompanied by their mothers or other responsible persons, expectant mothers, and adult blind persons who can be moved.
Parents in the districts concerned who wish to take advantage of the government’s evacuation scheme for their children have already received or will receive full instructions what to do, if the need arises.
Those who have already made, or are making arrangements to send their children away to relations or friends must remember that while the government evacuation scheme is in progress, ordinary railway and road services will necessarily be drastically reduced and subject to alterations at short notice.
Try to decide now whether you wish your children to go under the government evacuation scheme and let you local authority know. If you propose to make private arrangements to send your children away do not leave them to the last moment.
All who have work to do, whether manual, clerical or professional, should regard it as their duty to remain at their posts, and do their part in carrying on the life of the nation.
Arrangements have been made by the government for the voluntary evacuation from certain parts of the London area and of some other large towns of schoolchildren, children below school age if accompanied by their mothers or other responsible persons, expectant mothers, and adult blind persons who can be moved.
Parents in the districts concerned who wish to take advantage of the government’s evacuation scheme for their children have already received or will receive full instructions what to do, if the need arises.
Those who have already made, or are making arrangements to send their children away to relations or friends must remember that while the government evacuation scheme is in progress, ordinary railway and road services will necessarily be drastically reduced and subject to alterations at short notice.
Try to decide now whether you wish your children to go under the government evacuation scheme and let you local authority know. If you propose to make private arrangements to send your children away do not leave them to the last moment.
All who have work to do, whether manual, clerical or professional, should regard it as their duty to remain at their posts, and do their part in carrying on the life of the nation.