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Friday Music–The Protest in Palm Springs–A Sound Track

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Having fun with Purpose

LIVE CHAT: President Obama’s State of the Union Address – 1-24-2011

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KQuark : Just wanted to say hi. Wifey and i having a lovely holiday. Cya next week. javaz : having trouble reading the screen but...

Vox Populi – 1-21-2011

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Kalima : SP's, where did that big "S" come from? Kalima : Ok, one for the road then. Have to rush, I've borrowed...

Friday Music Thread— Wanted: Female Voices!

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Friday! Time to Play!

Time Out for O/T – Vol. 15

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Time Out For O/T Vol. 15

Vox Populi – 1-14-2011

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Kalima : I know all about those. As I often say to bito, why aren't you sleeping yet. Off you go now. Bloody...

Insaniotics

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Can we not propose that a jumbled mind is expressed through incoherent speech? When we take up arms, we’re talking about our vote.

Friday Music Thread– In Memory

PlanetPOV bito - January 14, 2011 35

Wishes and Memories

Friday Music Thread–Pull String to Open

Music Thread bito - January 7, 2011 23

Friday Night Music Thread---Strings and Twine are not the Same Thing.

Vox Populi – 1-7-2011

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AdLib : Will do, thanks so much my friend! You get some rest too, need you just as much, pal! Have a great...

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