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Kelamaan pake mouse

April 24, 2008 in Umum

Hari ini lecturer di kelas ngasih wejangan hikmat ke kita semua. Apa yang dia ceritain sederhana banget tapi dampaknya ternyata lumayan besar. Dia ngalamin pembengkakan di lengan kanan dekat engsel ke telapan tangan. Sebetulnya beberapa bulan berselang dia pernah cerita hal yang sama tapi sambil joke santai sehingga kami juga anggap itu adalah [...]

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