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Destin 2022-04-19 09:02:39
It doesn't make difference between 5 minutes and 50 years
"It doesn't matter if you have five minutes or fifty years."
Love is a verb, if you don't love her, if you don't let her feel in love, it doesn't make difference between five minutes and
Appreciating is not easy, if you are not biased to her, it doesn't make difference between you and a passenger... -
Lura 2022-03-24 09:03:06
Don't worry girl, he is not Wukong and will not change 72
There was a little boy who accompany you to eat your favorite stinky tofu when he was chasing you. Watching him pinching his nose and surging with sour stomach, he had no choice but to swallow it bravely. He even said something like a man, in the future. Eat with you every day. You were so moved...
Paul Nicholls
Paul Nicholls (Paul Nicholls), born on April 12, 1979 in Paulton, Greater Manchester, is a British actor. His works include " Billy Liar ", " If Only " and so on.
Performing Experience
It first appeared in the BBC children's drama Earthfasts , but his role as Joe Wicks in EastEnders in 1996-1997 brought attention. From 1998 to 1999 he played Terry Sydenham in City Central . He recently starred in the BBC TV series has adapted and Julie Walters cooperation " Canterbury Tales ," in which he plays a notorious thief. There is also the 2004 BBC miniseries " A Thing Called Love ". His film credits include "War" World War I and the "trenches" at The Trench (1999), as well as Trevor Bentham's changed screenwriter "secret marriage" at The Clandestine Marriage (1999) directed by Nick Love "dissolute teenage ' Goodbye Charlie Bright (2001), " If Only " If Only (2004) and "BJ Single Diary 2" Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason(2004). His first important stage role was in " Billy Liar " (Billy Liar) performed at the Bush Theatre in London in 1998 . The football club he supports is the local Bolton Wanderer in London .
Personal Life
On August 2, 2008, he married Chantal Brown, a model girlfriend who had been in love for three years in Hampstead in North London.
Extended Reading
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Taxi Driver: What if she never came back?
Ian Wyndham: What sort of a question is that?
Taxi Driver: Well, go on, picture it. You wave goodbye at the airport, she gets on the airplane, you never see her again... could you live with that?
Ian Wyndham: No... No, I couldn't.
Taxi Driver: Well, then you know what to do. Appreciate her and what you have. Just love her.
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Samantha Andrews: Right before we got into the cab, he told me how I taught him to love!
[bursts out crying...]
Samantha Andrews: Loving him was so easy for me...
