Must Read: Conversation between 2014 and 2015

2015:Knock! knock!! knock�!!!

2014:Yes who is that?

2015:It's me 2015�

2014:What can i do 4 you?

2015:I have come 2 remind u something�

2014:What is dat�?

2015:I have come to remind you that your time� is almost up

2014: and so? At least i still have a lot of people� that will follow me

2015:I know....that is why I have come to tell you that this person� reading this message should not be among them...cause he or she is going to be greater in the year 2015.

2014 ::D There is nothing I can do than to obey your order...cause you are higher than me.....So this person is free from this year untimely death and make sure you protect him during your time and remind 2016 too to pass it on to 2017 and so on.

2015:Thank you a lot friend�

2014: You are welcome

2015:Bye�

2014: Ok friend bye�

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