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My Friend Gaja

December 15, 2008December 15, 2008| RajeshRajesh| 2 Comments | 10:47 pm
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His Name: Karthik

His NickName: Gaja

He is totally a fun guy..

he takes the life easily…..

he got more talent…he is a wonderful leader..

in our college he leads us in every department.. we are great to have him in our class

he is a cool guy…but when we awakes his anger in him..then u will be in worst scene…For the time pass we will play a beating game. when the time came for us to beat him.. he take us single handedly….

He always looks to help others..

one thing he loves is eating…always look to eat more ….

Hope he is blessed with all the happiness and he keeps smiling always!!

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