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  • • • by Nicki J on 10/27/2009 04:58:06
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    • Thaannnk Youuu!!! ;)
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  • • • by Nicki J on 10/14/2009 01:36:24
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    • Hey Zune Master! Its just me with another Zune question! I have a 4gb with broken glass! Whats a girl to do? The lcd is fine, just shattered the glass,,,any ideas?
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  • • • by BiggameJ22 on 9/1/2009 19:16:21
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    • Ha, yeah, I totally got that when I saw the background - all the sheep blinding following the masses by buying the iPod Touch, with the black sheep/individual goin' with the Zune. And when I see Buster there I start hearing that lil' music intro, "Get alonggg!" Haha, I'll definitely check the article out and the HD giveaway - I love free stuff!!
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  • • • by BiggameJ22 on 8/31/2009 05:18:21
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    • Totally fly AD sheep theme goin on right here.
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  • • • by MossyRoc on 5/19/2009 20:52:00
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    • that zune card looks fabulous!
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  • • • by tromboneforhire on 5/19/2009 05:14:15
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    • Haha, well wearing that logo doesn't make your butt look big. :P
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  • • • by MossyRoc on 5/18/2009 23:30:11
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    • ok i want to see the mariners background now. M's take Red Sox in 2 of 3 games!
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  • • • by Raiderette 87 on 2/25/2009 16:25:39
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    • =] thank you.
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  • • • by JAZZFREDERICK on 2/4/2009 07:52:20
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    • WORDS OF WISDOM SERIES FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY When you're feeling all at sea, or tossed about by life's occasional stormy weather, do you maintain some safe anchor points? When everything seems to be changing around you and you're feeling a bit out of control, is there a rock of stability you can hang on to until you get your bearings again? We all need some stress and tension to give our lives zing and motivation, but too much at once can be a real problem. If your marriage is shaky, your son has just dropped out of school, and someone has just run into your car at the supermarket, you don't need any more changes for a while. Keep at least some things stationary by returning to and maintaining customary activities or familiar habits. Touch base with old friends who know you well and with whom you feel completely comfortable. Find an island of calm and create some respite for yourself, so that you can return to the mainland of temporary chaos feeling rested, restored, and clearer about who you are and what you really want. Whether it is a small summer cottage, a special fishing cove, a campground by a river or a trip to a day spa, take some time to indulge yourself during times of rapid change. Return to your personal anchor of peace and quiet for a while. It's a practical tactic in a good strategy for coping with change. "
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  • • • by yoyomomo on 2/2/2009 21:39:45
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    • u didnt mess it up. thanks. i run every day and im getting the ear full i guess.

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