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THE SPARTANS...

I am proud of The Spartans blogger which consists of eight people (Azhar Amirulhisyam, Muhammad Amirul Asyraf, Akmal Edzraf, Farid, Ahmad Muzakkir, Amirul Asyraaf and Haziq Khalili) although I do not know what the word SPARTANS itself means...
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Do not say I have no reasons for saying so... Firstly, they are my friends... Secondly, I bet everybody who read what they wrote will laugh (the blog posts are in Malaysian Bahasa Melayu). Next, they are the only The Spartans in the world and know what? they planned for their future, planned for doing business to support their team. No doubt, they have their own vision, though in different ways than other peoples.
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They can say reading my blog is such a boring part of their lives, but I write about things that amuses me. I write totally for myself, and my readers mind-digestion. Here, I want my readers to fell such a relaxful sensation. If you say you are annoyed with this blog's background music, (Phantom of the Opera) music, you can turn off the speaker or mute the player. No reasons for saying this blog is boring (except hearing- which is totally more to reading, what I want to babble.)
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It is your choice. YOU are the one who LEAD YOUR WAY... Do not blame others of being wrong because you chose the choices.
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All I want to say to the SPARTANS, is carry on... I like your blog. To my readers, have a visit to THE SPARTANS BLOG. I promise you will be addicted to it too if you understad Malay.
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aza said…
kaw mmg trbaekkk!!!!haha


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