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[GoJays]

this is will power...

will power looks a lot like peter facinelli from twilight

[electric_viking]

Is that my birthday present? It's a little early, but I think it will keep

sure wend...happy birthday

[GoJays]

DAMMIT!! i hate the dreaded red x

[electric_viking]

last

(p.s. - siggy pic is cool, jays)

[GoJays]

heh, thanks

[GoJays]

not liking the new maroon 5 cd... there are a couple of good songs on it but for the most part it's too blehhhh

[GoJays]

glad i didn't pay good money for it

[krysta lynne]

DAMMIT!! i hate the dreaded red x

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[danger_dan]

sup mape?

[electric_viking]

not liking the new maroon 5 cd... there are a couple of good songs on it but for the most part it's too blehhhh

good. a bunch of one hit wonders. now maybe they'll fade away and no one will remember them in a year or so.

[Tweetybird999]

Fade Away...sounds like a super power I'd like to have.

[GoJays]

there are so many people i wish would just fade away

[Tweetybird999]

They will, given enough time and even faster with the right incentive!

[GoJays]

lol.. i haven't quite pinned down the right incentive yet

[Tweetybird999]

Plague anyone?

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/looko...145613726.html
A seven-year-old Pagosa Springs, Colo., girl is recovering from an extremely rare disease that harkens back to a deadly epidemic in the Middle Ages.Sierra Jane Downing is recovering well from a case of bubonic plague at the Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center in Denver, 9News in Denver reports.
Bubonic plague was known as the Black Death in the 14th century and killed 30 to 60 percent of the European population. Victims died from the flea-borne disease within days of being infected.
But things are much different now.
And in Sierra's case, alert doctors picked up on the symptoms quickly and started her on a regimen of antibiotics that lead to a recovery.
Sierra was admitted to the hospital with a fever of 107 degrees. She was delirious, having seizures and had a high heart rate. It turns out that Sierra had came in contact with a dead squirrel at a park near her home recently, according to reports. Bubonic plague is often transmitted from a flea bite, and it's suspected that fleas from the dead animal jumped to Sierra, causing her illness.
After some tests Dr. Jennifer Snow and Dr. Wendi Drummond began to suspect Sierra might have an extremely rare case of bubonic plague.