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HAPPY 1ST ANNIVERSARY MR. TO/OT!! THANK YOU!!

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Confronted with writing a worthy post, this is me above. So I just rolled up my sleeves for a person I've grown to respect and...

Happy Anniversary, Oh Planet Plenipotentiary!

PlanetPOV kesmarn - January 3, 2011 46

Sometimes you just have to make a big fuss over someone, whether he likes it or not...

Morning Blog 01-27-11

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Good morning everyone! I hope that when and if you have the time, MB will be the place for you to catch up with...

Time Out For O/T Vol. 14

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Time Out For O/T Vol. 14

Happy New Year–Friday Music–2010–2011

Music Thread bito - December 31, 2010 18

Happy New Year to Everyone at The Planet 2010-2011

Nominate Your Favorite PlanetPOV Posts of 2010!

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Nominate your favorite PlanetPOV posts of 2010!

Friday Music– Christmas Part 2

PlanetPOV bito - December 24, 2010 41

Driving though the snow in a beat up Chevrolet, Through the aisles we go, pushing people out the way......

‘Twas The Night Before Christmas’ 2010 – A Political Parody

PlanetPOV AdLib - December 24, 2010 57

'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through DC, Not a leader was crying, not even John B; The tax cuts were hung by the wealthy...

Friday Music — Deck the Halls with Ho-Ho-Ho!!

Music Thread bito - December 17, 2010 80

Happy Holidays, god jul, Feliz Navidad, Frohe Weihnachten, Joyeux Noël, boldog karácsonyt!!!

Vox Populi – 12-17-2010

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AdLib : Night! AdLib : The public has such a corporately-crea ted short attention span, that would be hard to change. kesmarn : ...

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