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Hello people.
I hope everything is groovy with you 
Heres a teeny bit about me. Hard to know what to put as I always seem to be thinking about something different every day.
I am a student at Kingston University in London
studying chemistry and Business Management. I will shortly be starting a years industrial training at Arjo Wiggins - in paper R & D
My favourite activity is Power Kite flying. This is somewhere between a sport and a hobby. It can be a relaxing activity or very exhilerating one depending on the kite and conditions.
The main thrill for me is being lifted off the ground for extended 'jumps'
and using the kite as a traction device in conjunction with a buggy or mountain board.
Myself and my girlfriend keep and breed praying mantids
as well as a tarantula
, two rats
,two finches 
some geckos and tropical fish.
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| Reptiles, insects unlimited | Feb 8, 2007 |
| Hello Danxyz ... | Apr 13, 2003 |
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