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My Roomies at SIMSR


One of the best memories that i will take with me is that of Hostel at SIMSR and my room-mates vis. Samar, Jai and Rachit. Although Rachit joined us late in second year but nvr did v feel tht he was not there with us in first year...Fighting and yelling at each other on top of our voice was a part of our daily chores, but yeah the moments we all had together are really the memorable ones.All these people possessed some UPC-Unique Person Characteristics like Samar being the social networking guy,Jai's sense of humour and Rachit's analytical and quizzing mind and yup I learnt a lot from these people.

Definitely to find such supportive friends you need a great deal of luck and I thank God for bestowing me with this delight.

I will surely miss these people wherevr i go...

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Unknown said…
You forgot to write about your unique personality traits...u were the most diligent amongst us..be it at studying or downloading porn...u rocked :P
Miss those hostel days!
September 21, 2009 at 1:38 PM
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