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Old 01-21-2009, 08:41 AM #1
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Default How to change MY MOOD
You know, that lil face that shows how you are feeling today?

I used to change it all the time, and yet, now I stand there, just staring at the thing. I cannot figure out how to change it! I hate when I have those MS moments that something so simple, and that I have done so many times, now isnt at my command.

Can someone kick me in the memory, and restart it?

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