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anak nakal, anak-anak, foto anak, ulah

Foto-foto anak nakal

In Uncategorized on Nopember 15, 2008 at 10:00 pm

Namanya anak-anak, dimana pun di seluruh dunia

punya ulah yang terkadang bikin pusing, kesal, marah sekaligus bikin panik.

menjadikan adik obyek

mengintip ..

nekat

mencoba ‘ketrampilan’ baru

memanfaatkan kesempatan

mencoba-coba menggoda

jahil

rakus

ingin tahu yang besar

bermain-main tak sepantasnya

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bener2 obat ngantuk nih ….

ulfa 25 Nopember 2008 at 3pm
Nakal banget

danangak 25 Nopember 2008 at 4pm
gara-gara orang tuanya nih..

fayumi 26 Nopember 2008 at 6am
kalo anak Indonesia mah baik2. (paling cuma maen pukul2an ama temannya)

Derry Irfandy 26 Nopember 2008 at 11am
faktor sosial n keluarga

kodratsatlatuii 26 Nopember 2008 at 12pm
Oh em ji

nenyok 26 Nopember 2008 at 12pm

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