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How To Get A Stuck Song Out Of Your Head
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6-13-2008 10:23 PM
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6-14-2008
11:51 PM
lauren1
ahaaaaaaaaaaa! Either remedy could be rather painful but it gota b better than having groundhog day in terms of stuck achy breaky f*#!!ng heart every morning 4 3 days...grrrrr..... thanks!
6-14-2008
11:56 PM
lauren1
ps, ur not tellin me the aforementioned horrific 'warble' was actually derived frm human language?! my faith in human nature is gone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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