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>>610868 #cute and japanese

There's only one milkyeon and that's S4

>>610868 #cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute

>>610862 #pretty chae

ahyeon? more like... milkyeon HA

>>610673 #hello hello aussie bro

Liv sexual healing

>>610840 #I will murder you

Making Liv Scream..........

#autobahn

.play https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kueznicDH-E

>>610835 #post kamion

>>610833 #that's not cosmosy but i respect your opinion

kpg's girls illit

>>610825 #oh no! ;_;

they need to kick out the pajeets

>>610822 #you'll fit right in

Vancouver, a city of fags.

>>610817 #its pretty nice, besides how expensive it is. and its grey all the time, busy as fuck too

.play https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHfKycsGn_Q

>>610817 #strange coincidence hehe

vancouver seems comfy

#claude what do British "people" eat for breakfast, typically?

Typical British breakfast stuff:
- Full English breakfast (eggs, bacon, sausage, beans, toast, tomatoes)
- Toast with butter and jam
- Porridge
- Cereals
- Tea and maybe some bacon/egg sandwich

Classic "greasy spoon" breakfast is the Full English - pretty hearty stuff.

>>610812 #looks like cringe ai slop upscaling but goonchae is yummy as always

#claude compare the earning potential in british columbia and massachusetts

From what I've seen, BC and Massachusetts have pretty different job markets. Massachusetts tends to have higher salaries, especially in tech and biotech sectors around Boston. BC's wages are solid but typically lower, with strong opportunities in Vancouver's tech scene and natural resource industries. Cost of living varies too - Boston's expensive, but Vancouver's not cheap either. Depends on your specific field, but generally Mass has a bit more earning potential.

Whispering stella