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Minutiae of my every day since 2004.
Is it the professor's fault then? Oh, by the way, is this in any way with reference to me? Hahaha.
ReplyDeleteTrying out this new comment system.
ReplyDeleteKuya lance, this is cute! :D
ReplyDeleteHaha, thanks Mike. :D
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