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Do We Live In A Giant Cosmic Bubble?
thisnamecantbetaken
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10-3-2008 12:07 PM
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Huh? Hmm. Wait a minute, lemme think.
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10-3-2008
4:23 PM
kkcapricorn
Duh??
has someone been e-mailing the universe?
10-3-2008
4:27 PM
thisnamecantbetaken
Hi Kappy!! Good to see you!!
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