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Coolest Star Ever Detected
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4-12-2008 6:35 AM
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The photo alone is "cool" enough for a look.
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4-12-2008
8:03 AM
Aribeth
fantastic photo!
4-12-2008
8:19 AM
ofcapri
I want one.
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