The phrase "uggs outlet yqt con nnhu lim" appears to be largely nonsensical or jumbled, as parts of it do not form coherent words or follow proper grammar in either Chinese or any other language. However, if we focus on the recognizable part: - "uggs outlet" can be directly translated to "Ugg outlet" in English, which refers to a store or online platform selling Uggs (a brand of sheepskin boots) at discounted prices. The remaining portion "yqt con nnhu lim" does not have an obvious meaning and may be a typo, random characters, or something that requires additional context to interpret accurately. If you intended to convey something specific or if there is more context, feel free to provide further details!

by yt444827528 on 2012-02-20 13:51:57

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