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Posted 09-18-2012 at 12:42 AM bypandanuma Updated 02-11-2013 at 07:51 PM bypandanuma(move from uncatagorized)
12.09.17.19.55
need a place to jot my thots to jog my noggin
warning...you have stummbled upon my first blog
ever
there will be rambling
somekindsoul will have to correct me if this post should not exist.
security
copyleft
move similar posts
where to post if not sure
now I wonder how private this blog is
maybe I should read the fine manual...
now where did I put that fine manual...
eye see there are...
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