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sigh!-_-""""""""" having a p lesen is like meaningless.its been a month.nop maybe less than a month since i got my lesen yet the sticker of p still on my desk.untouched.sometimes i feel like wanted grab the keys of my dads car and run away with it.but u guys dont even know how much DAULAT my mum is.only God knows!But i really wanna do it!!I mean I can just ask you know,just for the sake of asking but I can imagine as well the exact words that they might say to me.So........idk.Missing out on this would be suicidal man.seyesly!but i never mind.i used to live like this.everday everysecond SIGH SIGH SIGH!plus the weather really kills me.its very damn hot nowadays.

a few acquaintance interference about my future.they keep asking 'xnk jadi !$%$#?senang nnti.' urghh! how many time shall i tell ya. i wanted to become a &^%$#!thats irritating man!i dont seek for an advise!so shut up!




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The Earth as an ecosystem is changing, attributable in great part to the effects of globalization and man. More carbon dioxide is now in the atmosphere than has been in the past 650,000 years. This carbon stays in the atmosphere, acts like a warm blanket, and holds in the heat — hence the name ‘global warming.’
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