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    They left a thank-you note saying: "To all our friends at Campi ya Kanzi, This place is so special. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Asante Sana, Mzuri Sana (Thank you very much in Kiswahili), Edward Norton, Brianna Leigh Bell." Edward, 37, has been busy filming the sequel to The Incredible Hulk, which originally starred Eric Bana. edward it is so cute. i like him too HIS GIRLFRIEND ITS not beautiful at all, but hes cute though i see u r back. jared. lol He is hot and an enigma. Full Article at Just Jared
    To all our friends at Campi ya Kanzi, This place is so special. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Asante Sana, Mzuri Sana (Thank you very much in Kiswahili), Edward Norton, Brianna Leigh Bell.
    SOURCE: Just Jared 27 months ago

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