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Here Few interesting Moments of my life and some valuable stuff for you all...
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Monday, March 5, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
AN ASPIRING TRAIN JOURNEY
If you really help somebody, does it motivate others to do the same act
of kindness? Why not, its possible just gives you a chance.
I was traveling from Allahabad
to Mumbai. I was in the sleeper class. My parents came to see off me. I was not
so happy because I have to leave them but little bit excited to attend my first
interview call. The bogie was filled gents .Little bit perturbed because I was
the only girl. Train started moving; my parents had left me and blessed me a lot
for my interview.
My eyes were getting heavy might be because of drowsiness .So I had my dinner
and went to sleep. Next morning I found everybody was sleeping except me.
Though it was a journey of 24 hours, I was getting bored; I took out my book
and was going through it. It was 10 in the morning, the train stopped and a lady
entered in our bogie was quite old and her ticket was waiting. So, she sat in
front of my berth with a man. That man was so humble that he removed his
luggage and gave her enough places to sit as if they are together. You really
feel happy from within when you observe something nice is going around you. You
feel that place is haven for you. T.T. came, checked our tickets and went away.
That man offered tea, magazines to her and she very politely accepts those
offers.
I was really touched and felt happy to see all this. In the night, that
man insisted her to sleep on his berth, somehow she agreed but that man slept
on the floor which was a great act of kindness.
After seeing all this, I decided when humanity is there in every heart,
then why should I lag behind. I offered that old women to lay by my side and
told her about my purpose of going and she blessed me as if my mother is there
with me wishing me great success. Hats off to that man who showered all his
kindness and taught us a good lesson…
Little deeds of kindness makes you feel as if you had done something
monumental and really make you feel proud. Give it a try, only once...
Written By:-
Mrs. Akansha Srivastava
(My Wife)
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
How To Reduce Eye Strain From Computer
Take the Stress Out of Your Head
Do you spend a lot of time in front of the computer?
Ever rub your eyes and want to stop working?
You may be experiencing Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS), the official diagnosis given to a range of symptoms that include:
- burning
- dry and strained eyes
- headache
- neck ache
- blurred vision
CVS, more commonly known as computer eyestrain, is due to over- or misuse of computer monitors, bad lighting and other environmental and ergonomic factors.
Stubborn, persistent, and regular physical discomfort due to one or more of these symptoms cuts your productivity sharply over time.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has found that 75% of computer users surveyed “reported occasional aching or burning eyes at work,” while another “39% reported blurred vision.”1
Take a Break – an Easy Solution
CVS reportedly poses few long-term problems, but is nevertheless uncomfortable enough to warrant changes in your work or study attitude and inspire some habits that relieve long periods of routine computer use:
- Take a few minutes away from your computer, better yet your desk each hour.
- If you can’t leave your desk, lean back, close your eyes and relax.
- Segment auxiliary work tasks; use them to break up otherwise lengthy computer sessions.
- Quickly revive yourself with a few easy stretches.
The telecommuter with a laptop has the freedom to go outside, create an office out of thin-air, and work from home, in jeans and tee shirt, or pajamas. Even with all this apparent flexibility there should still be the compulsion to include breaks and alternate routines.
Light Your Workspace Properly
There are plenty of situations in which daylight is the best choice for task work. However, direct sunlight and bright indirect light do not make the best companions for computer work. General lighting rules of thumb apply for those who have to look at a computer monitor for hours each day:
- Overhead lighting and bright light emanating from behind your monitor are tough on the eyes. If you have the option, use table lamps off to either side of your work area. Your monitor throws its own light, so you really only need adequate indirect light around you.
- If you are close to a sunny window, close or adjust the blinds so light does not fall directly onto your monitor.
- Avoid working in a dark room. Your monitor will be like a bright beacon in the dark. Your eyes will have to struggle between the extremes of light and dark. If you must work in near dark conditions, try dimming the brightness of your monitor screen. It will allow you to work reasonably comfortably for maybe an hour or so, but at some point your eyes will certainly feel the strain.
- If you really mean to kick computer eye strain and want to properly light your home or office workspace, shop specifically for high-quality task lights that not only throw a measured degree and quality of light, but also reduce glare.
Get a Humidity Fix: Dry Air = Dry Eyes
There are, of course, other environmental factors that may contribute to symptoms of computer eyestrain. The architectural amalgam of manmade building materials in our home, dorm, and office environment creates an impervious cocoon. Office air is typically dry which can dry out your eyes. Combine this with the fact that “Computer use results in a decrease of blinking to almost one third of normal.”2 Blinking is the eye’s natural recipe for moisture.
- Natural plants in your workspace can increase humidity as well as control dust and other irritating particles.3
- Over the counter natural tear products are useful to relieve dry eyes, a main complaint among heavy computer users.
Get Physical Relief through Ergonomics and Hardware
Office environment may be within your power to change. Fluorescent lighting and white-hued cubicles characterize the typical corporate space. The desktop without a computer monitor is rare.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) develops regulations that govern the safety and comfort of the American worker. Your company must make a reasonable effort to provide you with an ergonomically safe workspace.
For example, wrist supports minimize the risk of carpal tunnel syndrome and desk chairs with lumbar supports reduce back strain, particularly for those employees predisposed to either condition. For the growing population of workers demonstrating debilitating symptoms of computer eyestrain, both at home and in the office, there is a stable of helpful hardware and accessories:
Monitors Matter Most
Consumers have a range of monitor types from which to choose and in a wide price range. There are CRT monitors, flat-screen, wide screen, high definition, LCD and screens in matte and glossy finishes. Each delivers a distinctive visual experience.
OSHA’s standards regarding workstation monitors include suggestions for position, angle, settings, and lighting.
CRT Monitor Refresh Rates Explained
If you are among thousands of computer users still sharing a desktop with a large and lumbering cathode ray tube (CRT) monitor then you are subject to the flicker-effect.
Inherent in the function of a CRT is the refresh rate of the pixel images. The cathode ray in the monitor constantly scans the screen to “redraw” the image. The process is rapid, but still allows for minute breaks between images perceived as flickers by the human eye.
- The CRT refresh rate may be custom calibrated to reduce the flicker, and in turn reduce the typical eye strain and fatigue associated with a low refresh rate. The flexibility you have to custom calibrate refresh rates may also be dependent on the quality of your computer’s video and graphics card as well as your monitor.
As a rule, the higher the refresh rate, the better for your vision, although some sources report no noticeable difference above a certain range. As a starting measurement you should consider a 60 Hz refresh rate at the low end of the comfort scale.
Consider Your Purpose before Buying a Monitor
Most desktop computer systems come already bundled with a monitor, but generally components or peripherals are customizable. Before you settle for the “affordable” monitor, consider your intended uses for the system. A computer for at home email and bill paying purposes might be just fine with a bottom of the line, curved screen CRT monitor, but if your computer will receive heavy use whether work or enjoyment, you might check into at least one of the flat screen CRTs.
- Invest in a flat screen model. Flat screens of any kind provide a much more graphically sound image than those on the old curved screens. Flat screen CRTs offer better refresh rates and a richer palette of contrast and color adjustments.
Flat panel desktop monitors offer the best image for a range of prices.
Many offices are now outfitting their workstations with Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) flat panels for a number of reasons such as being ergonomically and electronically sound. CRTs radiate electromagnetic waves and gobble electricity.
A horde of CRTs can very well interfere with other electronic equipment. LCDs, on the other hand, are much more portable, energy frugal, exponentially lighter than their dinosaurian brethren and suited for small spaces. And most importantly the resolution of a LCD monitor reduces computer eye strain.
- Invest in a laptop. If you are considering a laptop, the LCD monitors vary in size from a tiny 10” up to 19”. Regardless of the width of the screen these monitors deliver high definition graphics, deep color contrast and a well-worth-it range of adjustable settings. Compare and contrast pixel specifications to determine which will most suit your needs.
Fine Tune Your Monitor
LCD monitors allow the user a range of adjustable settings: contrast, color, and brightness and their construct eliminate refresh settings, a characteristic bugaboo of cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors.
- Configure your computer’s graphics settings for optimal visual comfort. Settings are completely subjective and in the case of laptops may even require frequent adjustments depending on available lighting and other variables dependent on the environment.
- Font sizes may be adjusted for your comfort, as well. If you find yourself leaning forward to read the text on the screen then you should increase the point size of your font. “Small fonts can actually cause rises in blood pressure and stress levels.”4
Position Your Monitor for Optimal Viewing
Reduce your chances for eye strain by placing your monitor appropriately:
- Optometrists recommend a computer monitor be somewhere between 20 and 30 inches from your eyes.5 The length of your arm, from shoulder to finger tips, should be just about right for measuring the distance between yourself and the monitor. At this distance your head-on gaze should meet the monitor’s top edge, which means you will view the screen at a slight downward angle. At this distance and angle, text should be clear and readable, and images sharp and identifiable.
Relieve Glare with Custom Filters for Your Monitor
In response to the 21 st century computer s
lave’s demands, there are all manner of gadgets and accoutrements devised as companion to your workspace, whether that space is office, dorm-room, home, or on-the-fly location. Bright overhead light and bright sunlight are a nemesis for computer work for the glare each produces. Glare on a monitor screen can throw off your whole rhythm:
- Anti-glare monitor shields and filters may be optical glass quality, polarized, and designed for CRT, flat panel or laptop monitors. You may opt for an additional privacy feature and models with an anti-static coating that repel dust and other particulate matter. Polarized shields offer top of the line protection.
Adjust To Your Specific Work Requirements
Make adjustments in computer equipment and accessories relative to your field of work. The type of work you do may exert specific demands on your eyes:
- Data Entry Professionals and Administrative Assistants typically convert data from documents to electronic databases. Document holders minimize eye-strain by keeping hard-copy documents vertical and at the same distance from your eyes as the monitor. Eyes that must constantly readjust for distance and position will tire and become sore much sooner.6
- Computer Programmers work intensively with complex computer languages heavy on symbols and intricate visual configurations. Some sources suggest more code-concise and visually friendly fonts for programmers such as Courier, New Courier and a slew of other customized fonts; some free, and some with a price tag.
- Graphics/Web Designers should have a top of the line high definition monitor for intricate art and design work. Adjust your operating system to make it easy on the eyes. If you use Windows and have an LCD monitor enable ClearType.
Equipment and Behavior Modification Are Not Enough?
You’ve modified your work habits and adjusted your workspace and computer for optimum visual performance. However, CVS remains a nagging problem that continues to cut into your productivity. Could the problem be opthalmic?
- Get an eye exam. According to the American Optometric Association, adults up to age 40 should have an eye exam every three years; those aged 40 to 60, every two; and 60 plus, every year. However, if you are among the thousands of Americans with a medical condition, such as diabetes, that may pave the way for eye problems, or work in a “highly visually demanding” job, then you are advised to seek more frequent exams:
“Computer users should describe their work center to the optometrist so he or she can make suggestions for correcting trouble spots that could be contributing to computer vision syndrome.”7
- Computer Viewing Glasses, maybe? Perhaps you’ve heard or read about the glasses you can get to wear while working with your computer. Plenty of online sources will purport to sell you computer viewing glasses, but there is no such thing as over-the-counter, ‘one size fits all’ computer glasses. Computer glasses must be designed for the individual, and prescribed by your eye doctor. Computer glasses are sometimes called multi-focals for their ability to split the field of vision. Designed much like a bi-focal, you look through the upper part of the lens at the monitor screen and through the bottom half of the lens for keyboard and desktop work. These products provide better resolution and optics, advantageous for long-term computer work, but are not to be confused with prescription eyeglasses.
Our Physical Limitations
Here we are a civilized people in the 21st century. Our technology still trips along under the influence of Moore’s Law and yet we are strangely dragged backwards by our physical limitations, which hasn’t changed all that much in the last few thousand-plus years.
For the uber-competitive, the business day no longer ends when the “ five o’clock whistle” blows. Laptops travel. Commuters take work-to-go onto trains, buses, and planes, stretching the business day way beyond the office edges. Work spreads into coffee shops and cafes, and into wired outdoor urban greenspace. Whatever your situation; your burning, dry and strained eyes are a reminder to adapt accordingly or pay the consequences.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Marriage Invitation - 12 Mar 2012
Together with our parents, we graciously invite you and look forward to have your esteemed presence on this very special and memorable occasion of my Sister's Wedding.
As the countdown for the 12th Mar '12 begins, there is an invitation attached which shall give you the information about the happenings on this occasion.
Thanks a lot for being a part of our lives.
We really value your presence.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
Unavoidable Situation
Some Situations in life no body can ignore, either in love front or in responsibility.
Man get confused totally what to do what not, as his love demands some thing different with his own responsibility, and it's very difficult situation to cope with both, or make satisfied both, or make it closer with removing all hurdle.
A very tough situation to handle but you have to be the best too in this circumstances.
At present I am too in this, as unable to think what to do what not, but I have to choose the best to do and I will, as for me responsibility comes first, then there is a place for all things.
Friday, February 10, 2012
YET ANOTHER MASTER PIECE OF CHAT CODE
Abbreviate
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Mean
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2M
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TOMORROW
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2N
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TONIGHT
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2D
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TODAY
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2BCTND
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TO BE CONTINUED
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2D4
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TO DIE FOR
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2G4U
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TOO GOOD FOR YOU
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4U
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FOR YOU
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4M2
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FOUR ME TO
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4120
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FOR ONE TO LOVE
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A
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ASAP
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AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
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AKA
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ALSO KNOWN AS
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AAMOF
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AS A MATTER OF FACT
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ADN
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ANY DAY NOW
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AFAIC
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AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED
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AFAIK
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AS FAR AS I KNOW
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AFAIR
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AS FAR AS I REMEMBER
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AKA
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ALSO KNOWS AS
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AMBW
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ALL MY BEST WISHES
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ASAP
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AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
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ASL?
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AGE , SEX , LOCATION?
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ATM
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AT THE MOMENT
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ATST
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AT THE SAME TIME
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AYSOS
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ARE YOU STUPID OR SOMETHING?
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B4N
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BYE FOR NOW
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BBN
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BYE BYE NOW
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BK
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BE KINDLY
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BU
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BEHAVE YOURSELF
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BUAM
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BETWEEN YOU AND ME
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BWDIK
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BUT WHAT DO I KNOW?
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B4
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BEFORE
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BB
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BYE BYE
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BF
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BOYFRIEND
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BLLB
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BILLBOARD
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BRB
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BE RIGHT BACK
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BRB
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BE RIGHT BACK
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BBIAB
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BE BACK IN A BIT
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BB
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BOLLE BUIK
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BF
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BOYFRIEND
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BRO
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BROTHER
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C
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CU
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SEE YOU
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CUL8ER
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SEE YOU LATER
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CYA
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SEE YOU AGAIN
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CUL8ER
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SEE YOU LATER
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CIO
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CHECK IT OUT
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CMIIW
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CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG
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COITB
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COME ON, INTO THE BILLABONG
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CRAT
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CAN'T REMEMBER A THING
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CSL
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CAN'T STOP LAUGHING
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CYL
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SEE YOU LATER
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CWIM
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SEE WHAT I MEAN?
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CHI
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CHINEES
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CMPTR
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COMPUTER
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CoD
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CALL OF DUTY
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CS
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COUNTER STRIKE
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CAM
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WEBCAM
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CU10
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SEE YOU THEN
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CRAFT
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CAN REMEMBER A FUCKING THING
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D
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DBEUH
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DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING
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DETI
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DON''T EVEN THINK IT
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DGT
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DON'T GO THERE
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DILLIGAF
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DOES IT LOOK LIKE I GIVE A FUCK?
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DLTM
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DON'T LIE TO ME
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DWBH
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DON'T WORRY BE HAPPY
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DUNNOW
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DON'T KNOW
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DOD
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DAY OF DEFEAT
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E
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EOM
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END OF MESSAGE
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EYD
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ENJOY YOUR DAY
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EOC
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END OF COMMUNICATION
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F
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FF
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EVEN
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F2F
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FACE TO FACE
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FOAF
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FRIEND OF A FRIEND
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FTTT
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FROM TIME TO TIME
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FYA
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FOR YOU AMUSEMENT
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FYI
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
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FAQ
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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G
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GBH
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GREAT BIG HUG
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GMTA
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GREAT MINDS THINK A LIKE
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G
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BIG GRIN
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GA
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GO AHEAD
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GAL
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GET A LIFE
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GMTA
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GREAT MINDS THINK A LIKE
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GTSU
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GREAT TO SEE YOU
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GF
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GIRLFRIEND
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GRATS
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CONGRATULATIONS
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G2CU
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GOOD TO SEE YOU
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G2G
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GOT TO GO
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GG
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GOOD GAME
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H
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HAND
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HAVE A NICE DAY
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HIH
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HOPE IT HELPS
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HAK
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HUGS AND KISSES
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HHIS
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HANGING HEAD IN SHAME
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HIOCC
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HELP , I'M OUT OF COFFEE
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HF
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HAVE FUN
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HAND
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HAVE A NICE DAY
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HB
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HURRY BACK
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HTH
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HOPE THAT HELPS
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HRU
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HOW ARE YOU
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Top
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I
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IRL
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IN REAL LIFT
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IAC
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IN ANY CASE
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IC
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I SEE
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IDK
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I DON'T KNOW
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IDST
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I DIDN'T SAY THAT
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IIMAD
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IF IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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IIRC
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IF IF REMEMBER CORRECTLY
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IJWTK
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I JUST WANT TO KNOW
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IJWTS
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I JUST WANT TO SAY
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IKWUM
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I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN
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ILU
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ILOVE YOU
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IMAO
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IN MY ARROGANT OPINION
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IMCO
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IN MY CONSIDERED OPIION
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IMHO
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IN MY HUMBLE OPINION
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INMSHO
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IN MY NOT SO HUMBLE OPINION
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IMO
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IN MY OPINION
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INMP
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IT'S NOT MY PROBLEM
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IOW
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IN OTHER WORDS
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ISS
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I'M SO SURE
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IUSS
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IF YOU SAY SO
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IWALU
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I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU
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IWBNI
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IT WOULD BE NICE IF..
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ICQ
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I SEEK YOU
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J
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JK
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JUST KIDDING
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J4F
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JUST FOR FUN
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JAM
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JUST A MINUTE
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J/C
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JSUT CHECKING
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JIC
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JUST IN CASE
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J/K
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JUST KIDDING
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JMO
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JUST MY OPINION
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JTLUK
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JUST TO LET YOU KNOW
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J/W
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JUST WONDERING
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JFDI
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JUST FUCKING DO IT
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K
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KOC
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KISS ON CHEECK
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KWLM
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KNOW WHAT I MEAN?
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KO
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KNOCK OUT
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KISAS
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KEEP IT SHORT AND SIMPLE
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K4U
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KISS FOR YOU
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KISS
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KEEP IT SIMPLE,STUPID
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KIT
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KEEP IN TOUCH
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KMA
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KISS MY ASS
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KWIM
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KNOW WHAT I MEAN?
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KOL
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KISS ON LIPS
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L
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L8R
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LATER
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LOL
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LAUGHING OUT LOUD
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LY
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LOVE YOU
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LOLOTA
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LOTS AND LOTE OF THUNDEROUS APPLAUS
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LMK
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LET ME KNOW
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LTNS
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LONG TIME NO SEEN
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LUWAMH
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LOVING YOU WITH ALL MY HEART
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LGH
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LAUGH
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LMAO
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LAUGHING MY ASS OFF
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LOL
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LAUGHING OUT LOUD
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LOS
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LINE OF SIGHT
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LIL
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LOVE IS LIE
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LABY
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LOVE YOU BABY
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LUMTWCS
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LOVE YOU MORE THAN WORDS CAN SAY
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M
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MAX
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MAXIMAL
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MORF
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MALE OR FEMALE?
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MOTD
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MESSAGE OF THE DAY?
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MOTOS
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MEMBER OF THE OTHER SEX (
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MOTSS
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MEMBER OF THE SAME SEX
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MX
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
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MYOB
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MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS
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MoH
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MEDAL OF HONOR
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M8
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MATE
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MM
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MOMENT
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N
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NUMMER
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NO / NR
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NHOH
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NEVER HEARD OF HER
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NM
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NEVER MIND
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NMP
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NOT MY PROBLEM
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NOYB
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NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS
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NRN
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NO REPLY NECESSARY
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NSFW
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NOT SAFE FOR WORK
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NEWBIE
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NERD
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O
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OK
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IN ORDE
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OIC
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OH , I SEE
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OMDB
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OVER MY DEAD BODY
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ONNA
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OH , NO NOT AGAIN
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OTOH
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ON THE OTHER HAND
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OMG
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OH MY GOD
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OW?
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OH WEL??
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P
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PPL
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PEOPLE
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PLZ4GVME
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PLEASE FORGIVE ME
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P4GM
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PLEASE FORGIVE ME
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PDS
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PLEASE , DON'T SHOUT
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PIMP
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PEEING IN MY PANTS
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PITA
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PAIN IN THE ASS
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PO
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PISS OFF
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POV
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POINT OF VIEW
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PTMM
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PLEASE TELL ME MORE
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POI
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POINT OF INTREST
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Q
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R
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RU
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ARE YOU ?
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ROFL
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ROLLING ON THE FLOOR LAUGHING
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ROFLMAO
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Rolling over the Floor Laughing my ass of
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RBTL
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READ BETWEEN THE LINES
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RMM
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READ MY MAIL
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RN
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RIGHT NOW
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RSN
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REAL SOON NOW
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RTFAQS
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READ THE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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RTM
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READ THE MANUAL
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RU
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ARE YOU....
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RUOK
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ARE YOU OK?
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RTHM
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READ THE FUCKING MANUAL
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REGS
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REGARDS
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S
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SVP
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PLEASE
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SUC6
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SUCCES
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S
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SMALL
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SF
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SCIENCE FICTION
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SOS
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SAVE OUR SOULS
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SPEC
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SPECIAL
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SR
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SENIOR
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SOS
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SAME OLD STUFF
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SPR
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SUPER
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SUL
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SEE U LATER
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SUCCES
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GOOD LUCK
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S
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BIG SMILE
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SH
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SHIT HAPPENS
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SMOFF
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SERIOUS MODE OFF
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SORG
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STRAIGHT OF GAY?
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STUS
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SPEAK TO YOU SOON
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SUUF
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SHUT UP YOU FOOL
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SQ
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STANDARD QUESTION
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STFU
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SHUT THE FUCK UP
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STD
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STANDARD
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SK8BOARD
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SKATEBOARD
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SOB
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SON OF A BITCH
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SHAWL
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SLAMS HEAD AGAINST WALL LAUGHING
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SRY
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SORRY
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SYNT
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SEE YOU NEXT TIME
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SWMBO
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SHE WHO MUST BE OBEYED
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Top
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T
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THX
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THANKS
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TOL
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THINKING OUT LOUD
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TELNO
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TELEFOON NUMMER
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TTTTT
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TO TELL THE TRUTH
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T+
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THINK POSITIVE
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TGIF
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THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY
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TIA
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THANKS IN ADVANCE
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TIAIL
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THINK I AM IN LOVE
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TM
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TRUST ME
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TMI
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TOO MUCH INFROMATION
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TOU
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THINKING OF YOU
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TTBOMK
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TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE
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TTKASF
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TRYING TO KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE
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TTUL
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TALK TO YOU LATER
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TTUT
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TALK TO YOU TOMORROW
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TU
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THANKS
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TUVM
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH
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TA
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THINK AGAIN
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TTYL
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TALK TO YOU LATER
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TYFP
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THANK YOUR FOR PLAYING
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TLC
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TENDER LOVING CARE
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TGIF
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THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY
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U
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U
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YOU
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URYY4M
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YOU ARE TOO WISE FOR ME
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UAFISOUGI
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YOU ASKED FOR IT SO YOU GET IT
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UDKM
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YOU DON'T KNOW ME
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UGBK
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YOU GOTTA BE KIDDIN'
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UGTI
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YOU GET THE IDEA?
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UNK
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YOU NEVER KNOW
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UNK
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YOU NEVER KNOW
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UR
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YOU ARE..
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URR
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YOU ARE RIGHT
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USS
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YOU'RE SO SWEET
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UTTT
UT?
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YOU TELLING THE TRUTH?
ARE YOU THERE?
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V
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VAC
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VACANT
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W
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WTF
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WHAT THE FUCK
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WB
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WELCOME BACK
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W84M
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WAIT FOR ME?
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WAI
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WHAT AN IDIOT
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WCA
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WHO CARES ANYWAY?
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WDUT
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WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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WFM
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WORKS FOR ME
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WIBNI
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WOULDN'T IT BE NICE IF...?
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WOTAM
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WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY
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WRT
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WITH RESPECT TO
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WYP
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WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM
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WYRN
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WHAT'S YOU REAL NAME?
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WUS
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WHATEVER YOU SAY
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WUT
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WHATEVER YOU THINK
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W.E
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WHATEVER
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WYSIWYG
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WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET
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WTG
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WAY TO GO
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X
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XL
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EXTRA LARGE
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XXL
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EXTRA EXTRA LARGER
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XPLORER
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EXPLORER
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X
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KISS
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XOXO
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KISSES EN HUGS
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XCS
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EXCUSES
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XQQ
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EXCUSE
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Y
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Y?
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WHY?
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YW
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YOU'RE WELCOME
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YUI
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YES, I UNDERSTAND
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Y?
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WHY?
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YPOM
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YOUR PLACE OR MINE
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YNWA
|
YOU NEVER WALK ALONE
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