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Miss-Clementine

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  1. I'm okay!! Whats new with you?
  2. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR GRACE! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!
  3. tea orange or apple
  4. HEY EVERYONE!!! Hey livia!! congratz on ur computer getting fixed!!
  5. Brave - Comedown
  6. false the next goes to school
  7. true!! the next is dating someone
  8. nope! the next is a guy
  9. WILLIE MY SWEETIE!! How was the movie yesterday!
  10. Awww you're sooo pretty and your friend too!!
  11. The odds of impact in the year 2029 by a recently discovered asteroid are unlikely to change much in the next few weeks, astronomers said Monday. Last Thursday, Dec. 23, scientists announced that a space rock named 2004 MN4 had about a 1-in-300 chance of striking Earth on April 13, 2029. On Friday, the risk was upgraded as more observations rolled in. The asteroid was given an unprecedented risk rating of 4 on the Torino Scale, which means it warrants careful monitoring. The odds at various times were put at 1-in-63 and 1-in-45. As of Monday, the chances of an impact on April 13, 2029 stood at about 1-in-40, or 2.6 percent. Experts point out that means a 97.4 percent chance the giant boulder will miss, and they stress that the odds are likely to go down to zero, eventually, when more detailed observations of its path are made. Significant revision -- if it comes -- probably won't happen soon. "Slow changes should be expected for the next days and weeks, but probably nothing too dramatic unless the Arecibo [Observatory] radar weighs in late January or early February," Don Yeomans, as asteroid expert at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, told SPACE.com on Monday. What do you guys think? Hehe personally I find it a bit exciting.
  12. hehe oh yea u have ur own! ah well he deserves it, he left msn :( so im upset from him!! hehe
  13. oh!! ur coldplay9027, okay!
  14. its funny how we're barging in Will's thread and talking to each other :lol:
  15. radioactive_coldplayer, whats ur real name
  16. yea i suppose, my older sister is 20 and i usually ignore her when she keeps annoying me about getting off the computer
  17. hehe whys that? is she older than u?
  18. ^was away but is back again!
  19. yay welcome back Nic!! hehe why do u keep disappearing and coming back
  20. ah well thats definatly true then
  21. no shes not, she said false, she was referring to the one above it
  22. bye Nic!! great talking to u
  23. hehe good!! i've never even been to luxor before :/
  24. ah well!! Anyways hows ur mum? enjoying her stay here?

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