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Yes, you. How are you this fine morning/afternoon/evening? Cool, cool. Welcome to my blog. I intend to keep writing it as a hobby, regardless of how popular it gets. Of course, it wouldn't hurt if it got popular. As a responsible consumer, it is your job to tell me if you think I'm doing something wrong, or could do it better. I don't promise to agree, but I will listen. Probably.
This blog has no central theme, and the only defining characteristic is that the posts have almost nothing to do with each other, except that I find the topics interesting. If you ask me, it's not a very good one, but then what do I know about writing?

Anyway, see you.



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