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We're talking bomba as in "bomb" or the town of Bomba in the province of Matanzas, Cuba.)
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Well, first I called Bomba, and after I got tired of hearing her screaming Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, I called him.
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Well, it is big, like the one we call Bomba, the bomb, but it must be well filled inside too, and its shell must crack open easily, with a ridge around the middle for strength and a sweet kernel that rattles about in the shell a little, so it is no trouble to extract.
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Well, first I called Bomba, and after I got tired of hearing her screaming Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, I called him.
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Well, it is big, like the one we call Bomba, the bomb, but it must be well filled inside too, and its shell must crack open easily, with a ridge around the middle for strength and a sweet kernel that rattles about in the shell a little, so it is no trouble to extract.
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Well, first I called Bomba, and after I got tired of hearing her screaming Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, I called him.
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Well, first I called Bomba, and after I got tired of hearing her screaming Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, I called him.
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The really big ones were called Bomba the bomb’ and were much sought after.
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The really big ones were called Bomba the bomb’ and were much sought after.
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I found this new enrgy drink called Bomba last week: the bottle's shaped like a pineapple grenade and the cap's pulltab suggests the arming pin pull.
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