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Hmm, my last post as a 25 year old... after which the age variable increments!

I know, my life currently seems to be on a recursive loop, with no dyanmic changes to the code between the open braces and the end braces. But surely this will change :) and hopefully pretty soon.

Am working on some resolutions, hopefully they work out better than the ones i set for my previous year. Or maybe not.... who knows!!!!

Some persons say that a silence is usually followed by a storm. You think that's true? I hope it is!

But for the heck of it, first get rid of this template!!!! Yes, i ll be working on this template from tomorrow. Did i say tomorrow???? I meant......

Am i drunk or what????? At home, drunk, sounds funny does nt it???? Or who knows, may be i am!!!!!

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