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Hi, this is Joao Fonseca,

I just would like to clear up what's the diference between
flud up and mess up

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Hi, this is Joao Fonseca,

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flud up and mess up

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I am sorry, but what do you mean "flud up"?
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Hi, this is Joao Fonseca,

I just would like to clear up what's the diference between
flud up and mess up

thanks.

hello!

what a coincidence! I am also a Joao Fonseca from Brasilia!

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