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12 Nov, 5 tweets, 2 min read
Here is what I wasn't doing
1. Wasn't watching cricket (rarely do)
2. Wasn't reading/shooting/writing/thinking
3. Wasn't looking to create engagement on twitter :)
4. Wasn't working on Excel sheets or breaking FDs
5. Wasn't "doing epic shit!" (joke puraana ho chuka hai")

But...
This was a really really hard one...and no one got it right. It was something I haven't ever done before.

You will find out soon.

To be fair though, I will give away, not 1 but 3 Kindles. To 3 responses that caught my attention.
Smart one...

The closest someone came to answering the question

Just cause this was funny...

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