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You Probably Came Here by Accident

     So, here you are. Welcome. There's not much to do here, I only made this blog because I was unaware of the content of a class. Turns out, coding is next semester. Maybe you'll find something interesting here, who knows? Anyways, I am a teen guy with an interesting (good or bad, up to you) selection of hobbies, interests, etc. Firstly, I'm Christian, pretty important to me. I am currently learning Russian in order to better communicate with Christians in Belarus. I like video games (Hit me up on Xbox: Used to Be PS3). It's too early in the development of my blog to really be able to tell you what you will find here. Expect life events, video games, and other nonsense. In conclusion, thanks for being here, I hope you like my blog.



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  1. MissySeptember 8, 2017 at 8:30 PM

    Hi, Tristan! I'm looking forward to reading about your life events, video games and other nonsense. Belarus, eh? That's interesting and pretty cool. What's your favorite video game?

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    1. Kartoffel BlitzSeptember 13, 2017 at 2:42 PM

      At the moment, I enjoy playing Rainbow Six: Siege with my friends. It's very tactical and team oriented.

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