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nepalkochhora
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Posted on 04-10-12 2:15
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chaurey
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Posted on 04-10-12 9:18
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Yes, you are right my thought process has now changed. I want to be a professional boxer in life.
It's as if i feel like i want to sing though i have hot water up my nose.
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Nepali_American
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Posted on 04-10-12 10:16
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Was able to tolerate only first 30 seconds. Too much platitude. But you are right. I want to change my name to Rocky, take up boxing, talk with crooked mouth and move to Philadelphia to run up the stairs. Just kidding.
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Posted on 04-10-12 12:37
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you are good nepali american....it took me 5 secs to drag the pointer across the bar to get to the end where i read the slide for optimism which made no sense. it read:
Optimism is the cheerful frame of mind that enables the teakettle to sing, though in hot water up to it's nose.
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