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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin Log in to see links
    Whats an oros ??
    yeah what is an oros?

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    This is Oros.

    Orange flavored refreshment

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noxide Log in to see links
    This is Oros.

    Orange flavored refreshment

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    We don't have it here
    or we might...in some malls..i can't remember

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    Quote Originally Posted by the_dead_man Log in to see links
    We don't have it here
    or we might...in some malls..i can't remember
    Don't worry. It's not nice anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noxide Log in to see links
    Don't worry. It's not nice anyway.

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    It is nice

    You get lots of flavours:

    Naartjie, Lemon, Mango and then Orange.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lemmings Log in to see links
    It is nice

    You get lots of flavours:

    Naartjie, Lemon, Mango and then Orange.
    yeah i believe you

    what is naartjie?

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    Quote Originally Posted by the_dead_man Log in to see links
    yeah i believe you

    what is naartjie?
    A naartjie (Citrus reticulata, Citrus nobilis), or nartjie, is a soft loose-skinned South African citrus fruit. It is also known as a mandarin, satsuma or tangerine outside of South Africa.
    Look up naartjie in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

    The name is Afrikaans and is originally from the Tamil word nartei meaning citrus. The word has been used in South Africa since 1790, but the first written recorded English use is by Graham Green in the Tavern of the Seas 1947.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noxide Log in to see links
    A naartjie (Citrus reticulata, Citrus nobilis), or nartjie, is a soft loose-skinned South African citrus fruit. It is also known as a mandarin, satsuma or tangerine outside of South Africa.
    Look up naartjie in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

    The name is Afrikaans and is originally from the Tamil word nartei meaning citrus. The word has been used in South Africa since 1790, but the first written recorded English use is by Graham Green in the Tavern of the Seas 1947.
    i see...i want some oros now

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    Quote Originally Posted by the_dead_man Log in to see links
    i see...i want some oros now


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