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This is my fantasic personal page :-P. Now, in an attempt to look like I know more than I actually do, here is a bunch of gibberish created from a random word maker I stumbled into while wandering the Net (ouch that hurt ):
Now, if you sorgent your sorgblotral with cus, you will find that the cortamel inlasto will knitamel with the rageseoade. On the other hand, if you lacton, you can expect corce indium to form on the plamel in a few days.
Or, as the Estonians might put it:
Tettndi tavahju steindi teemine toib vooduss taks iseksara susmisara. Hise tamisa vetabndi vovus maapara randusiku kelluvi priimiku ettubareem maaldus maamistndi maaldutiku raes hoitsal malevus.
Or maybe not, since my source for Estonian is the same as my source for that English, hence pure gibberish, no matter how you look at it.
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