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Hello and welcome to the monolog podcast
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I'm Sascha Markmann I'm keeping up now
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Monologue: Today's word is July.
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July the beautiful summer month of July
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For me personally, that's it.
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always the second summer month
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I think that's how it starts with the
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June and then move on.
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July and then August or
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September is back for me.
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More in the autumn month
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I know you're going to make it bold.
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But this is how I have always felt
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Others would say yes, that would be the
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It may be late summer, but
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not
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By the way, I have that word again.
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found in duden the word of the day
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Today is July 7th.
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Month of the Year in Honor of Julius
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Caesar Introduced the Good Julius Who Is
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It was fucking dead too long ago.
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Not so much 100 before Christ.
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He was born and died 44 before Christ.
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66 years and then such a cruel end
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but as a gift mannheim has month
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named after him well what falls to us
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Anything else that happens to me
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I've been through these months and
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Never really liked that, okay?
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The most important has always been there.
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It was the summer holidays
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What child doesn't like the summer holidays
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For me it was so much too
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warm if not already too hot
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As a family, we have many years
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In fact, my entire childhood
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She has until young adulthood
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even had a caravan in Holland
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The Netherlands, more specifically
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and this prosperity on the roads in
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Zeeland is a peninsula.
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pretty south and this peninsula
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have this excellent property
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have south beaches and this south
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Beaches are really cute beaches so
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When the sun has risen shrines
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There when the sun goes down
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Seems as long as we're still
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Standing in the sky
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So there's a whole day of brilliance
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sun and even when it was at sea and
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The air is often much more tolerable.
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Like him, he's rarely gay.
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You can imagine if from
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In the morning until evening the sun on the
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sand bangs that it's terribly hot
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And so we often had a location.
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without having had on the beach 40 degrees
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Air temperature was not 40 degrees
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but the hot sand these dark
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Particles in this country have
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so irritated that you are more likely to
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I wasn't able to get on that sand.
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walking barefoot and the only place
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where I experienced it myself that was
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the Canary Islands
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I couldn't do it before us except
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there other beaches in Holland or at
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The North Sea is not so clear.
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There is also an angle and so on.
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I've always been in these months where
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It was a summer holiday and we were
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The summer vacation was over.
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Mostly in July
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I start or end with that.
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the pig is hot and is also
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adult
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I had my attic apartment and
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Anyone who has ever
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attic apartment has lived white as
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apes means that can be
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good I had only a little slanted
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roof slopes above me the most part
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were still in the attic over sea
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but no isolation nothing and if
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the roof was hot I had a
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fantastic ceiling heating I know
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It's not that there's so much
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sell halt ceiling heating
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I had one and that's what she called herself.
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stop over the apartment in the summer and
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The ballerina was such that I
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I said something so young Arthur
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discovers internat place of somehow the
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air blows around the room when
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outside and windless is comfortable with it
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Somehow the evaporative cold is coming.
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These are the moments where I
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notice here hunger you suffer you suffer
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very huge
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And I still do that now
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When it gets too hot and the computer
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the apartment run rucki zucki when it
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Outside 30 degrees I have this in the
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Apartment almost 40 degrees
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and I really hate that like the pest
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I am not a child of sadness but
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Summer is definitely not mine.
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season and I can get better
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Get out at minus 20 degrees and pack it in
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This Wet Student 30 Degrees
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Many lead as 45 degrees
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He said no differences in Holland.
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There was a coast in this one.
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Season simply the air drier
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and this dry heat was essential
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More comfortable to wear than the heat here
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Even if it's just pigs.
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I mean we already have here
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It was a really hot summer in the
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Cities cups also now temperatures of
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More than 40 degrees
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but then it's always so nice here and
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And it gets worse with it.
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Breathe and I know a lot of them.
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I've had a lot of problems and since then I've
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Not quite as good in terms of health
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but is immediately water retention in
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the legs more than usual and who would have
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always yes how should I express this
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more and more rounded and less and less
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The mover doesn't do anything either.
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Have fun going over to the aldi.
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shopping or any other
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have four letters discount
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You don't want to do anything and I
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I crucify your dearest in one
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dark apartment only little sunlight
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come in because that means everything just on
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It's best to roll down and
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Fans don't come to me either.
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heat from outside in and stinks so
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in front of me because somehow it will
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It's not much better if you
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Just open a window at night.
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can
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Because otherwise you are able and stabbed
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Or because it's a little
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becomes more pleasant or immediately again
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Windier is that the windows are constantly
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I woke up and soon found out that I
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next flights this summer months
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These are increasingly appearing to me.
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Yesterday with us on a beautiful
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Playground in the middle of the forest and that was
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I am not very pleasant and beautiful because
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A little bit of wind and in the big and
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It was really so from the whole
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Harmony very beautiful
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My nephew played and got it.
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West man because you have something too
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Eating and drinking there are advises yes
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half a command built up and I
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Immediately noticed again the slight panic
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Because there is nothing more beautiful than when
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I'm talking to his West person with lip
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And after that, you're supposed to lip
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Just like God, it's wonderful.
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great
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My favorite fashion is the
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My favorite months are autumn and
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It was spring, I think.
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I do it because it's the months.
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Where there is so much change and
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Keeping the Temperatures Easy on the Sand
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will leave out all my rain
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In the summer we are now
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even such heavy rain events that
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It's not like 35 years ago.
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years ago or 30 years ago it was still there
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A bit of a reason there was this one.
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Like my mother once said,
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Slowly something about the area
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And then move on to the fields and
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watered and the forests
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Now we have such
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dry periods it is pigs hot
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sultry and nothing happens and then
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Suddenly there is such a heavy rain
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event
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And it all goes on and then it's back.
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muggy and dry
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In fact, it is already the case that you
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No more smoking in the woods.
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Don't let me bother you as
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Non-smokers very little alone
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My sister, you haven't been there.
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I smoke more because I'm scared.
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must have that the case taps extra
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Calculate because it is immediately dry and
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It can also bring about how tinder has
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You've seen it here and there
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I don't want to be that way either.
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Stop a hate speech
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Today is the seventh day, but yes.
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As a child, I loved you summer.
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It was always the phase where the
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summer holidays came and a professional a lot
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You could make it out of it by saying you
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Stay out as long as the lamps are
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on are or go to tackle the lamps
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The rules did not apply now.
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In general, however, in the summer
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Stay outside longer than in winter
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Mine can really do it once
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get dark at four o'clock and in the summer
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That's it again, that's often
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still at 22 o'clock acceptable bright outside
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and Tom Fischer clock will be there again
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bright
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It can be really nice when
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the environment matches the temperatures
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This is such a subjective
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There are people who can get into
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The sun bangs
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My girlfriend, for example, can
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from morning to night in the
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I'll bang it when I'm five.
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minute I'm crab-red and have
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this sunburn of death at more so
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The next few days you will be everywhere in
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web shop inform but can not
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That you couldn't do it now
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But then that can be all the more and that's
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Really bad about mega kaká
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my father could have my sister
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Can't let my mother do that
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I can't do that either
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So I'm either cheese white or red
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And then I'll be back and
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then again and then with the cheese white
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and then again really brown
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I don't know my sister
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only 50 customer walks in the sun and it
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Then brown, you'd think.
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where and in Africa and the light in
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North Africa variation South Africa
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Incredibly Really Incredible
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South Africa is more or less
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Cheaper stuffed she lives on
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equator
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there is really bright sun what remains
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What Remains What Remains
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In my research for the month
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couple old term fulfilled month
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Ascended once not noticed
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retracted retracted
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And indeed, the malheur moon is
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or repent month why this
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Traditionally, the months have been where the
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Fields are harvested well right
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Interesting when it comes to such
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This proves that at the present time
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Everything goes a little differently
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Sorry, that was my cat.
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She said she needed a cardboard box.
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Divide what they consist of
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Stayed at home month that was the
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month in which the fields were harvested
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This is no different today, and
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bit he's me I was scared
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We have seen that in the
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Some fields have already been removed
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They weren't even that
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high the grain
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It's usually not that high as soon as
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Soon there will be so much to
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Wonnemonth to months in which stop
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Everything is hardened I was really
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That's how I noticed
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that's so typical I'm looking for something
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and then it bumm and you see
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Oh yeah, that's where it comes from
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That's why last month I say live and
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murat wanted daughter mai there I should
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I also let go of it once
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Why it's called the month you'll be
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wonder
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But this is a different story
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I hope you had fun with one.
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Execution and summing up the thought
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july and hope i have you well
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entertain wish you a nice
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day noon or evening and say until
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Bye bye next time.
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A monologue about the 7th month of the year also free of charge my opinion and how I feel these summer months.
ORIGIN
Latin (mensis) Iulius, so named in honor of Julius Caesar (about 100-44 BC); Germanization based on the genitive Iulii
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