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mouride B’s last login was Tuesday, January 25, 2011.
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shelfari is great . thank you for asking =)
Hallo , umm you asked me to be ur freind like 2 moths ago .. LOOLz .I know I'm late at acccepting it but , better late than never ! right ;)
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oh, ok.i DID find u interesting though, anyway, ok.i have tons off questions, 1st of all: how old r u?
hey mouride, u didn't answer my questions.I've come to be interested in the person who suddenly left me a note, the person whom i can't recall interacting with, but he somehow thinks he'd offended me in someway, so what was that about? :) plz answer me
I'm sorry, no offence, but what r u talking about? what presentation? do I know u? and if so, plz remind me, I'm really sorry, not that ur a forgettable person, it's just that i don't remember encountering with you, but nice to meet u anyway. plz answer my questions! :)
You must be a mathemetician and love the world of numbers. One of my daughters is a mathematics teacher. She loved the concepts of patterns, structure, and logic from a young age. I love literature...beautifully crafted words, sentences, paragraphs. I am not logical enough to enjoy math very much. But it's interesting that we both still enjoyed Bryson's "A Short History..."
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Hi Mouride B - I read your invitation just now. Have you enjoyed any other Bill Bryson books? I've enjoyed using this site since one of my sisters invited me to look at it. Take care! Pat
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