From the point of view of the boys, the ball is short, and the matter is as simple as a diagonal in a square. The guys go to clubs to score. They often don't like the muse playing there, or the fact that they have to wear eggplants and patent leather shoes to get in, but they do. They do it to get to know a girl and establish a longer or shorter relationship with her that will end in sex.
The girls are masters of hypocrisy in this topic. They will convince you that they go to clubs to meet friends. That they go to a crowded basement where the music is playing so loud you can't hear your own thoughts to talk to each other. Logical what? They will tell them that they wear a navel-necked dress or a skirt that makes it impossible to bend down without showing underwear to everyone within 100 meters, because they are so comfortable. It is known that in nothing you can walk as freely as in high heels, where every sudden movement can be equal to passing the soil.
They spend half their salary on clothes to wear the latest Calvin Klein collection, because how can you wear the old one, right? Aside from the clothes that make every healthy man an erection, I am amused by their justification for applying the make up. Why do you think they spend 4 hours in front of the mirror before going out to a party?
Girls, just like boys, go to the club to meet a representative of the opposite sex. In theory, they want to find a prince charming with whom they will build a house and father three children. In practice, these assumptions usually end with sex. Unfortunately, fearing the public opinion, they rarely admit it (very rarely). Like the fact that they spend a fortune on clothes and cosmetics, only to simply have more of a take in the world.
Nobody in Concord was better in party than the Martin since he was born in Nogales, Arizona but befre age 18 he move along with his parents to California.
His famous parties and music was a part of every night. He was born in the USA on November 19, 1990. He was a big part of the music scene in the 1980s and 90s. Benjamin was a violinist and a singer.
During his playing career he became known for being the first violin player to be awarded "Champion" award in Finland by the International Federation of Musicians. He performed in Finland since 1987, and the best performing violin of that era was made by him.
This award won him a prestigious award from the Finnish Federation of Musicians, in 1998. The best performing violin during the 1990s was produced and performed by Beni Fekter (Benjamin is from Finland, he was born in Nogales, AZ). Benjamin was one of the biggest violinists in Finland. His solo performances were very popular among people, and his music had become famous throughout the world.
He became known worldwide when he came back to Finland in 2009. He was the founder of the music community with a big impact in Finland and in Sweden. He performed on a number of concerts and radio shows. He was a famous pianist and was a famous composer. In 2009, it was reported, that in his free time, Benjamin is playing violin, guitar, and piano.
This would be a big thing, as a violinist, but that he is also a piano player. It means he is the leading violinist in Sweden. Benjamin is one of the best violinists in Finland, but he is also a violinist. This shows the importance of Benjamin and how he is not only a violinist, but also a piano player, but also a composer. His style is very good and I would say he has a good sense for sound.
This means he is very good at making sounds. The music of Benjamin is very beautiful. When Benjamin plays he has a special kind of tone. His playing is very smooth and easy to recognize among others because of his unique style.
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