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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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where or when
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There are periods where I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
There are periods when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
I have periods when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
I have periods where I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
I have times when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
I have times when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
There are periods when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
There are periods where I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
There are periods where I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
There are periods when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
I have periods when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
I have periods where I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
I have times when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
I have times when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
There are periods when I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
There are periods where I eat a lot of something. I then get sick of it.
Top answer
All OK.
- All OK.
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