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Old 03-10-2012, 09:56 AM #1
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i saw somebody wrote for newbies how to post a signature but when i go to usercp and click, there are many options, but none of them say anything about a signature. i couldnt find the post again, and now i feel like crying because i am so frustrated... i had a concussion on2/14/12 and was diagnosed with pcs and i cant work, i also want to change my screen name since i cant work i am not a'working' singlemom
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