Subject	How akward, akward is spelled awkward.
Posted by	Multi_Read (MO) on July 10, 2009 at 10:49 PM
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In Reply To	How akward, I have never seen know (verb) mistaken for "no" (n/m) posted by spoonerb on July 10, 2009 at 10:14 PM
Message	Everyone messes up from time to time.
Follow Ups	Rolling piece of art, why mess with perfection - Transporter 20:57:06 07/10/09 never underestimate the suggestive power of mass media - LJZTT 21:25:03 07/10/09 repost - SactoTodd 21:35:57 07/10/09 lol, I noticed that also (n/m) - john90zxtt(OH) 10:49:20 07/11/09 How akward, I have never seen know (verb) mistaken for "no" (n/m) - spoonerb 22:14:30 07/10/09 you mean 'now'? - awesom-o 22:20:21 07/10/09 How akward, akward is spelled awkward. - Multi_Read (MO) 22:49:41 07/10/09 +1. (n/m) - BoneZ 00:56:26 07/11/09 Re: How akward, I have never seen know (verb) mistaken for "no" - Transporter 02:45:55 07/11/09 nothing is ever perfect there is always room for impovment - d_flore 01:58:11 07/11/09 Blasphemy!!! ;) (n/m) - turtleboy 02:35:36 07/11/09 Who needs no or now huh? (n/m) - Cuis-Z 07:24:34 07/11/09 Re: Rolling piece of art, why mess with perfection - Burny 09:52:08 07/11/09 Re: Rolling piece of art, why mess with perfection (n/m) - ZiNnYc 11:59:44 07/12/09
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