Mar 31 2005

and we’re back

ok, so all that down time, that was all totally my fault. my fault and thanks to Sister #2 we’re back. and these are officially the mad props that she demanded.

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Posted on Thu, 31 March 2005 at 11:19 am

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who has time for complete sentences and thought-out thoughts about things? a sad, sad day for the supergenius

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baby got back and back and back

amen

it’s been so lonely without you here, like a bird without any song

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UH

Well, it’s about time. Here I was pacing the floor, convinced you’d failed to pay your domain registration and the next thing I know your URL would lead to someone trying to sign me up to get a free* iPod or something.

*not valid on Earth
31 Mar 05 at 3:03 pm #
jodi

nah, i don’t forget to renew, not yet at least.
31 Mar 05 at 6:20 pm #

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