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Anil Karahasanoglu
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Searching for Selim!!!
      #57463 - Thu Sep 29 2005 04:29 AM

Selim i dunno where to find you dude! I don't know your number, or how to reach you. We're all so worried in Turkey; me, my girlfriend, Boran, Burçin, his sis., Sercan you remember?
I really gotta hear from you man, i don't know how to relieve myself. I talk to myself, this master of physics can't be beaten by the forces of nature! It's ironic and can't be...
Whatever, this is not only site i've left a message for you dude! Please send a mail to me if you see this fella!
anilxico@yahoo.com
Anıl Karahasanoğlu


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