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Happy new year!

Azhael

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Happy (almost) New Year from the UTC/GMT +1 time zone everybody!
May the new year bring you loads of healthy larvae and prosperous food cultures!
 
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Amen! Here's to a great 2015!
Wishing everyone blessings of health, joy, and happy times spent with family and friends:happy:
 
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Happy new year! Hope everything goes well for everybody in the coming year. I know I've certainly got a busy year coming - but it'll be fun!
Best wishes.
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Happy new year to everybody! Couldn't wish for a better community of people!


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