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Club Penguin

Who likes playing computer games? If you do play this awesome game called Club Penguin.
What You Can Do On Club Penguin
You can play many games and earn coins. Buy things at the gift shop. It is very safe to play on club penguin. If you have any friends on club penguin, you can meet them online. You do not have to give your real name. You have to give a penguin name. Eg. my name on club penguin is "Desipen".
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Click here to visit their website.
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  1. Aroona Bhat16 February 2011 at 12:44

    Hi Sanjith,
    So who gave you the name Desipen? You came up with it? Its a very different sounding name & I have never heard you use it before.
    Much love & God Bless
    Chikks

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  2. Sanjith Rao16 February 2011 at 13:09

    Dear Cheeks
    Maam gave the name. I liked it a lot so I took it.

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  3. Anonymous16 February 2011 at 14:55

    Not Maam as in school, but Maam as in mama. Happens when left hand goes faster than the right hand on the keyboard. Wonder why????

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  4. josh16 February 2011 at 20:05

    so why did "maam" give the name? what does it mean? btw sanjith, welcome back to the world of blogging! also, riddhi really likes clun penguin too. her name is "ikibuni"

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  5. Aroona Bhat17 February 2011 at 21:26

    I have to laugh at a few really cute issues here
    1. Maam turns out to be mama.
    2. left hand faster than right
    3. Riddhi's name takes the cake - at IKIBUNI. Please do tell her thats the sweetest name ever.

    Coming back to my dear Sanjith,
    So I also want to know the following.
    1. What is the meaning of the name?
    2. What you liked "so much" in this name?
    Await your reply.
    Kisses
    Chikks

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