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Sun Oct-18-09 07:05 PM
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| The sky turned blue, and this big shiny thing was up there, and no water |
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was falling down.....wierd.
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Sun Oct-18-09 07:26 PM
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That is weird...
What do you suppose...
The sun?
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Mon Oct-19-09 02:34 AM
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| 6. I have heard of it.........nt |
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Sun Oct-18-09 07:30 PM
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| 2. Do you by any chance live in the Pacific Northwest? |
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Mon Oct-19-09 02:31 AM
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| 4. South Eastern Pennsylvania - about 35 miles from Philadelphia. |
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Now it's 30 degrees F, but the sky is supposed to be blue again, and it's going up to 70 by Wednesday.
Well, isn't this funny?
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Sun Oct-18-09 07:53 PM
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| 3. Wow. I've heard that big shiny thing feels warm. |
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Mon Oct-19-09 02:33 AM
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| 5. Must be that global warming shit that Al Gore is always selling. |
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I wish he'd get a real job and stop fooling with the weather.
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Mon Oct-19-09 07:22 AM
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| 7. OK, socialism. Understand. |
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That big shiny thing is over our house today. Clearly a plot to take away our guns.
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