 I live anyways… if they did that would be the bestest day of my life!!!!! P.S. I read this because I was bored.. :p
tensh_iie on June 28, 2011 at 6:52 am
Thank YOU for saying that. I know a lot of people WHO are trying to talk against those who are spreading their negativ vibe out there, but it’s hard… and sometimes a tough act to do – thank you, for this post and speaking our minds🙂 btw two friends and I just talked about this on twitter as you posted…. kinda creepy LOL
melville183 on June 28, 2011 at 6:51 am
I’m honestly not a part of LPU but I would be if I had the money to be, because I do think it’s worthwhile.
Fans are fans and I think this tweeter is being kind of cynical, It’s an oppurtunity to be in a club that is Linkin Park
Does this guy know what fan means? it’s simple
Great music since album no1 and before o therefore = I’m a fan!
coliinreiid on June 28, 2011 at 6:43 am
LPUnderground Chat then since were first class?
M Shinoda on June 28, 2011 at 6:49 am
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If any of these apps have student discounts that info would be great.
Reddit is also a good application for up-to-date, viral, news stories online.
There’s also a Sub-Reddit called r/Happy which is pretty good as well (it’s pretty uplifting from what I can tell).Thanks for sharing that, Father. My kids don’t know who Shaq is (I think they live under a rock or something) but they found him rather amusing, and so did I.
Happy new year, Mark! Sorry for not getting over to your new blog sooner, but glad I finally got here. I updated your link on my blog (which I am focusing on keeping more up to date than I had been), too.
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Janie and I went into Henderson to do some shopping before heading over to my mother's for a visit. Janie bought some clothes and a shower gift for a friend's child who has just married. We also picked up some cards. We went out to eat and had a very light lunch. The visit with my mother went well. She is doing good and Janie's sister, (mother's home health care nurse), still comes once a day to check the sore on her leg. It is healing nicely. She says it does not hurt at all and the swelling is all gone. Mother has been making baby blankets. She has one in the works now that is covered with yellow baby ducks. She is selling them