Porra
(South Africa, derogatory, offensive) A person of Portuguese heritage, language or descent.
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Pior coisa de viver um luto em um sonho é que a porra do sentimento não vai embora quando vc acorda
Porra velho, tem 17 anos que shippo RPF já. Inclusive eu comecei a ler fic com RPF. Tem que ser muito tonha pra dar dessas e tem que ser muito mais tonha pra ficar aloprando famoso com isso.
porra de botao de IA em whatsapp meu se liga
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(South Africa, derogatory, offensive) A person of Portuguese heritage, language or descent.
But it wasn’t like Portugal could become cross with South Africa for interfering with Mozambique because they said they didn’t want it any more, and anyway, there were lots of Portuguese people living in South Africa. You only had to wal…
“Pior coisa de viver um luto em um sonho é que a porra do sentimento não vai embora quando vc acorda”
— Bluesky· May 2026“Porra velho, tem 17 anos que shippo RPF já. Inclusive eu comecei a ler fic com RPF. Tem que ser muito tonha pra dar dessas e tem que ser muito mais tonha pra ficar aloprando famoso com isso.”
— Bluesky· May 2026“porra de botao de IA em whatsapp meu se liga”
— Bluesky· May 2026
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