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 Girls make a million excuses to avoid being with the guy who isn't the one they're interested in at that moment.  They keep a bunch of sausages on the backburner most times.  This one girl who I liked said her tonsils were out and she couldn't make it after 3 months of love emojis and this kind of thing. Then it was something else. She said she was in a dating relationship. Only, there was no evidence on IG. Women change their minds all the time and they don't like to be forced to meet someone.  Maybe they just like talking to you on the DM's for an ego boost. One thing's for sure though; If you try to force them to meet they back out quicker than an alleyway cat before a pile of exploding excrement.
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The Woodstock Exchange - Worth a visit?

In the gritty streets of Woodstock, Cape Town, there stands a true spectacle of a building, The Woodstock Exchange. Once a dilapidated eyesore, it's been given new life as a mixed-use development, housing offices for the downtrodden 9-5ers, shops for the materialistic masses, and apartments for the lost souls looking for a place to crash.


It's not your ordinary building, oh no. It's a building that's been transformed, you see. It used to be an old and rundown place, but now it's been given new life. Inside, you'll find all sorts of wonders, from offices that are fit for the most brilliant of inventors, to shops and cafes that will make your mouth water.

But that's not all, my dear reader. This building has a secret, a secret that lies in its very walls. You see, it's not just a building where people work and shop, it's also a place where people live. Yes, that's right, there are apartments, lofts and even penthouses, all tucked away inside.

And the cherry on top, you ask? A rooftop terrace and a public courtyard, perfect for a spot of afternoon tea or a gathering with friends.

The Woodstock Exchange is a true marvel, a one-of-a-kind creation that's sure to delight and surprise. It's a place where the impossible becomes possible, and where the ordinary becomes extraordinary."


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