NEW ACCOUNT--I'M MOVING--READ THIS
Wow!I AM MOVING TO THIS ACCOUNT HERE
(sunday, 11/23/08)it is not up and running yet, so don't bother looking unless it is the date specified above.
iv'e disided that this account ( great as it may be) is too sloppy and old for my liking. I have craptastic woks that are ages old and i need to do some revisions.
Clean out my mailbox, you know, the whole shebang.
****************************ATTENTION WATCHERS!!!!!!!!!************
ID APPRETIATE IT IF YOU WOULD WATCH ME ON MY NEW ACOUNT
please and thank you
also a message to those i stalk, rest assured i will be stalking you on my new accouunt.
PLEASE VISIT ME!
help this fledgling account take wing!
many thnaks
~me
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Though John Proctor made more of an effort to redeem himself before his demise, Othello did make quite an endeavor to do so as well. During the last moments of Othello’s life, the benevolent moor drags his dying body across his bed to the body his wife, Desdemona, who he recently smothered. During this scene, Othello chooses to spend his last living moments apologizing to her for the heinous crime he has committed—he does this with a kiss. “I kiss thee ere I killed thee. No way but this, killing myself, to die upon a kiss,”(Shakespeare 265).
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Self-rising flour is like viagra for cakes
^PICSPAM!
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^kinda creeeepy, but LOLZ.
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^BABY!Panic.
Enjooooy.
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These bright lights have always blinded me.
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These bright lights have always blinded me.
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Self-rising flour is like viagra for cakes
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Self-rising flour is like viagra for cakes
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