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An Apology...

First of all, my sincere apologies to a particular girl whom I named in my blog in a not so great context (albeit some 18 months ago...)

If the lady wishes, I will take down that particular section...Anyway thanks for visiting my blog! And thank you for not taking it negatively...

I was a young and restless brat then! Now I am older and wiser! :-P

Couple of lessons learned here...

1. Don't name strangers in your blog thinking they don't exist!
2. Blog is a permanent record...A mark left is a mark left.(atleast for me...)

P.S: If you have no idea what I am talking about...the better!

Comments

  1. Unknown6/03/2007 06:05:00 PM

    laughing over a similar situation from the movie, 'Boeing Boeing'. :D

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  2. Anonymous9/01/2007 12:39:00 AM

    nee ee type aanennu njan vicharichilla r u out of sometin writin all dees bhuji types... ?? well ??

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  3. nryn9/01/2007 01:02:00 AM

    @anony: I didnt get you...who are u?

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