My name is Jayant. I am 19 years old, and I am from India. And I live in Visakhapatnam, a city on the South Eastern side of India. I was born on 4th December, 1988.
I like to read a lot, and I like to ask lots of questions. I also play lots of sports including basketball and table tennis. I love to travel but I have travelled outside of my country only to Kuwait, where I spent more than 2 months, in the summer (it wasn't pretty :-). One day I hope I will have the opportunity to travel to much more cooler places. I have travelled a lot in South India. I must tell you this is because I live in the state of Andhra Pradesh, which is in South India. I have also travelled a bit of North India as well, like Delhi, Agra, Himachal Pradesh and some more. Although I am not always able to travel where I want, Wikipedia allows me to explore our world and its history.
I like to read mysteries, philosophy, and a lot of Science fiction.
I love music and I play guitar. I was in a band named Cosa Nostra (Though my parents didn't know about it!!). Now I play in a metal band called Mephistopheles. I play the bass guitar in the band. My music preferences are metal, rock, indie, and most recently Post-rock.
We recorded a song. You can listen to it here if you want to.
Its just instrumental though. And the drums are through a drum machine. I played the bass, and another band mate
played the guitars.
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Hey Jayant, wanted to say your user page looks really great with all those userboxes. Looks like you've changed a few..except for the Can't stand Hip-hop one! :-)Victoria Eleanor 15:17, 20 May 2006 (UTC)
R u in the city? U've replied me a long back...that's all...from then not even a visit from you! By the by....if u have orkut account....plz join me there...just paste my name there in orkut searchbox & u'll find my profile where u can learn about me more! Don't forget to leave a msg or scrap before signing out! Hope i'll find u soon there or here! bye Temuzion (talk) 06:25, 3 February 2008 (UTC)
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