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I'm still not joining Facebook

omg, so-and-so wants to be my friend. so like i totaly friended that person then like totally was posting something on thier wall when like someone else wanted to be like Facebook friends. OMG so like that person is now a Facebook friend along with like a million other people. it's like so kewl. I like might have like a Facebook friend that like knows you and like they can then totaly like find you on my facebook then they can totally like be your facebook friend too. So like check it out I like have facebook friends from like everyone i've like ever met in my life and now like I can totally ignor them on the internet as well as in real life.

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All The Way Ray said…
LOL makes me homicidal.
Meow said…
Ummm..I don't know if I should admit this, but I used to talk just like that in 8th grade!! (sometimes I still slip up-so don't kill me Ray!)
Skibby said…
you twit-ter, that's like even worse....

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