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ken, did u miss me last night? :D

nah i only got out of work at like 12.00pm

so i was stuffed

and i had tafe this morning at 8am!

so i crashed as soon as got my ass in the door

but all shall change tonite i fink

i have a party to go to thought oh wells!

adrian :)

yeah i ain't bad hey bit tired from work and tafe so early in morning

i'm sure the gym will wake me up!

nah we close at 10

but we have to clean and shit tilll 11.30

but coz i had a trainee with me last night who took fucin forever! i was starting to get the shits! i only got out at 12am!

arghhhhhhhhhhhhhh

adrian :)

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