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  Fe October 3, 2010 7:47

  It's Sunday afternoon now - 2:45. I think we have the same time convertion. We can chat if I'm online.
  
  For a few days, I was offline. Today, I'm reading the comments I received in my profile which I only found out just now. I was wondering where all those comments I received. I was mindless to ignore my profile page. All comments are there! Mindless me.
  
  Good day. I hope I have time to go to the chat room today and see who's there and would like to chat with others.
  Bye. Have a wonderful and restful Sunday.
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  Marlene Correia October 1, 2010 11:36

  Hi..in my country there are many butterflies tatto. It's common.
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  Nadira September 29, 2010 19:05

  Dear Achan

  

  for the delicious fruits ,made a cool drink
  God bless you brother
  Nadira
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  noy September 25, 2010 1:57

  hi how are you my friend
  thank you for visit my page
  i like to read your comment too
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  Dreamer Ḿǻ₦ September 24, 2010 11:49

  hi brother may Allah bless you too thnks :)
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  lamegogo depari September 21, 2010 5:06

  hello Achan,
  
  Alhamdulillah pretty good bro. but at office lil bit busy, because payroll time now since i'm a payroll officer:D. oya Achan may i know how old r u? i'm 32 years old and have 2 children (son&daughter). r u student or employee? , i'm sorry to throw u succeeding questions hehe.
  
  have a great day bro,
  Lamegogo
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  Lucy September 19, 2010 23:47

  hi Achan,
  I'm very glad to be your friend. :)
  
  
  
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  yoh September 17, 2010 3:31

  In Japan, the family name always comes first, then the given name. But, when we write a name in English, we often reverse the order to adapt to the English-speaking world. I can tell which is the family name right away, but for people who are not familiar with Japanese names, it must be confusing.
  How are the Indonesian names. Do you switch the order?
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  yoh September 16, 2010 5:00

  Haha, your name is perfect for Japanese! Adding " -san" to a name is more polite or mature than "-chan". Like Yui-san for Yui. So, you can say, Har-san, when you write to a Japanese.
  Anyway, you should visit Japan someday! ^_^
  
  Yoh
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  Mr. Bob September 16, 2010 4:46

  Thank you Achan. My day is ending and I will try to think of that coffee cup in the morning when I wake up.
  
  Bob