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Sweet Paradise reviewReviewed May 06, 2006Michael Scott says: "Quick show of hands, who here wants to date a pre-teen Japanese girl? Better yet, what if you could take this lovely young lady on a private holiday, just the two of you exploring the sandy tropical beaches of Bali... would you like that? " |
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