Namaste Garba…look crazy for charity!
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Come to Namaste’s Garba (an Indian style of dance!) tomorrow (Friday, November 11) in the TJ cafeteria from 6:00-9:30pm!! This is a charity fundraiser and all proceeds will go to India/Pakistan earthquake relief!
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Hey fag. Make a new entry.
Its people like you that make me *not* want to keep posting to this site. Use a real name and avoid the profanities and maybe we can figure something out.
I wholly concur with Gurdeep. Ravi, if you don’t update I will gut your intestines with my kirpan (traditional Sikh sword) and parade them in halls of Thomas Jefferson High.
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