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hi!
welcome to those of you twisted / insane enough to have clicked on the link to bring you here.
i am igoragor. i refuse to use capital letters, but that's only for today.
i'm haphazard.
i'm a bit weird.
i love life though, and think that everyone should start appreciating the small things in life, as well as start loving trees.
i am still searching for who i really am, and i always invite pointers in the correct direction in the form of comments and conversations.
i have the vague idea that i lost myself somewhere in the vicinity of the sudan/nepalese border whilst hunting llamas a few years back, though i can't remember whether i caught any to ask them if they know where i lost myself.
oh dear, there i go making myself nauseous again.
enjoy my writings. they are as haphazard as i am.
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