postcard from j: in remembrance

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pope john paul II
1920 - 2005
"eternal rest grant unto him, oh lord
and let perpetual light shine upon him."
may his soul rest in peace.

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~J~

This is Off Topic, you know that thing which the lab was abt to purchase and we both were waiting for... ?? It came today. So tell me when you need the collection. Going to Pune tomorrow
Fri Apr 15, 04:21:00 pm GMT+5:30
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