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Ouefelia was eggshelly® a bit of a flirt and acquired the soubriquet oeuf-en-coquette. As she grew up she became an easy lay, so much so she was called leg over easy**
Rod (I warned you there was more)
** Is the expression "to get your leg over" used in US, Zild, and other languages?
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