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Where do you live?
Westerville, OH
Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please)
Khurram Haleem
Which college or university?
Wichita State University, WIchita, KS
Your graduation date?
Dec 2003
Your major?
Computer Networks
What do you do for a living?
IT Security Engineer

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At 9:49pm on October 21, 2007, khalid Hassan said…
Welcome aboard Khurri, great to see you here.
At 11:47pm on October 22, 2007, Asif Abdullah Shaikh said…
AOA,
Kia haal hain DaDa...
Khair to hey...bilkul hi out ho gaye hain...

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