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Just Your Average Guy. Monday, April 28, 2008. Different people have different views on many things. Some say that the perfect day is the day where nothing goes wrong. Others will say its the day when what you have been aiming for, a goal, has been achieved. Others, prefer to believe that theres no such thing as the perfect day. For me though, the perfect day is everyday I spend with her. I Love You Aliaa.One day, some day, EVERYDAY will be The Perfect Day. Thursday, April 17, 2008. PS I Love You.CONTENT
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