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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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snob, put them down

I am very poor that no one of my neighbours would talk to me. It is worth to put them down as snobs. They hardly speak to me and, even in a ceremony occasion, they would not invite me. So I moved out from there and moved into the "****" village, and here all people are poorer than me. Now I am so busy that I hardly speak to my neighbours, and they all think I am a snob.

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Fixed. User_gary I am so poor that none of my neighbours would talk to me. I think they are all snobs.

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  • Fixed.
  • User_gary I am so poor that none of my neighbours would talk to me.
  • I think they are all snobs.
  • They hardly speak to me and even on a ceremonial occasion they would not invite me.
  • So I moved out from there and moved into the "****" village.
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Fixed.
User_garyI am so poor that none of my neighbours would talk to me. I think they are all snobs. They hardly speak to me and even on a ceremonial occasion they would not invite me. So I moved out from there and moved into the "****" village. Here all the people are poorer than me. Now I am so busy that I hardly speak to my neighbours, and they all think I am a snob.
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