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20Jan/090

Twitter Updates for 2009-01-20

  • @proverbsfeed Maybe you should have paid attention to Prov 18:24: "A man of too many friends comes to ruin." Sorry, but I consider you spam. in reply to proverbsfeed #
  • While we're @ it, everyone block @AskDrSarahHays. She's a Birmingham, AL spammer. Everything links 2 her blog. Following 680, 65 followers. #
  • Of course CNN drones on with more of the same parade coverage, rather than spend 15 minutes to show President Bush speaking live in TX. #
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