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ABOUT ME...

Hello Friends!!Nice to meet you all <3.. I am Adi its my wikipedia username. I am a girl. Apr 29th is my birthdate.I really like editing on wikipedia.wikipedia is such a nice cite edited by its contributers.I was always waited 4 the such site bt wikipedia is fabulous and I Love Wikipedia.I also suggest my friends to go 2 the site wikipedia.I am proud of being an wikipedian.I don't like to see the red link on wikipedia

MUSIC...

My Favourite singers/Bands are

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    Shakira
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    Britney Spears
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    Rihana
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    Madonna
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    Lady Gaga
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    Akon
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    Eminem
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    Usher
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    GreenDay
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    Linkin Park
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    Black Eyed Peas
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    Beyonce Knowles
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    Hillary Duff
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    Enrique Iglesias

POEM BY ME...

One Bright day, in the middle of the night,

Two dead boys got up to fight
Back to back they faced each other
Drew there swords, and shot on another
The deaf police men heard the noise, and came and killed the 2 dead boys
If you don't believe this LIE is true, ask the blind man, he saw it too!
Dunnock
The dunnock (Prunella modularis) is a small passerine bird in the accentor family, Prunellidae. It is native to much of temperate Europe and parts of southwest Asia, including the Caucasus, northern Iran and Lebanon, and is also widely distributed in New Zealand after being introduced there in the 19th century. The dunnock inhabits lowland environments such as woodlands, shrubs, hedgerows and gardens, where it usually feeds on the ground. About 14 centimetres (5.5 in) long, it has a streaked brown back and grey head, a fine pointed bill, and produces a thin, tinkling song and a shrill tseep call. Dunnocks build nests low in bushes or conifers and typically lay three to five unspotted blue eggs. Their breeding system is variable, with different combinations of males and females sometimes sharing parental care.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp

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