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Default So mixed up and confused...help....
I am so upset and confused. Something has happened to my computer and I am getting threads that say Feb 4th? Goodness this is scaring me so badly. What happened o the one for the last few days?
I went to church tonight and I know it is Sunday....Maybe my computer is messed up...if not then I am worse off with my brain damage than I thought I am. Help Curious or anybody.
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