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theres certainly something emo to be said about this..
but.. whatever. it's me. and some fun playing around practicing in open canvas.. |
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On his first visit to England in the 1930s, Mahatma Gandhi was asked what he thought of modern civilization.
He is said to have replied,
"That would be a good idea."
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