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People I have kept a link in the sidebar. Please check it and check my compatibility with you! If any cool chicks out there are compatible, you know where to find me ;)

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  2. Aaliya, i am 80% compactible with u. Best of luck with CAT... poyi irunnu padikkada....

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  4. hehe im 83% compatible wit u da...its a gr8 matter being so compatible wit one of the gr8 guy i ve ever seen

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  5. Good iam compatible with lot of gud people! So my dark sides may be vanishing after all!

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  6. u kno mine;)

    coming for CAT ?
    i'll be at jdm poly, where are yu, and what train are ya on?
    im thinking of holding my b'day bash in kkd (nov 19 hehe)
    but its gonna be 100% dry:P

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  7. My Centre is St.Josephs College. Going on 18th by Malabar Express.
    I dont mind dry parties!

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