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 Posted: Wed 10:43, 12 Jul 2006 Post subject: thanks a lot |
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Auril... thanks a lot..
the 'dead' culture is alive in fact. but how: as maybe in your country there may be some people who try to live with all past habbits in their all parts of the life. actually; it must be hard to live with them:) teenagers usually have some problems about them.
but it is not so imp. for me.. as Auril said it will be funny to show how those people live with 'dead culture'. we will together preapare sth.. i and my friends are in school now and trying to preapare interesting and special things that introduce our country in a best way:)
see you:)) |
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