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100 To One

A 14-year-old girl has been taken into care in Zagreb, Croatia, after she had sex with 100 men in a month just to win a bet with her school friends.

Shocked childcare officials say the youngsters started off playing a game that got out of hand.

Clinic for Child Protection head Gordana Flander said: "It was kind of a game in a school class who would be able to sleep with the bigger number of guys. The girl is having counselling so she can understand why her behaviour was wrong."

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  • robert swart wrote on 02. 12. 2011 from Malaga about "100 To One..."

    En ik ben nr 101

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  • Geilebeer wrote on 01. 12. 2011 from Texel about "100 To One..."

    Lekker heur, leuke meid

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  • Ron wrote on 01. 12. 2011 from The World about "100 To One..."

    Congrats girl,you are the no1 WHORE off whole Croatia.Your mamma must be proud off you.

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