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2 September 2014

Tuesday·4,400 days ago·held by Roshan·day 5,359 of 36,525

Math sir le copy check gardai mero agadi rokera 'Tero speed chha tara dimaag chalako chhinas' bhannu bho. Class sabai hasyo. Malai chai ekdam ris uthyo. Ghar aayera Baa lai bhane, Baa le serious bhayera 'sir le bhane pachi sochna parcha' bhannu bho. Tespachi maile tyo chapter sachchai padhe. Exam ma question aayo, maile pura milayera gare. Result aayepachi sir le copy herera 'dimaag kahile kahi chalaunu parcha' bhannu bho. Tyo compliment thiyo ki feri insult thiyo, aile samma clear chaina.

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