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Conversation Between Katiebug and MadPoet

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February 2nd 2009 09:30 PM - permalink
MadPoet

Anything you need to talk about that's on your mind?

February 2nd 2009 08:22 PM - permalink
Katiebug

im ok just a lot on my mind

February 2nd 2009 07:19 PM - permalink
MadPoet

Anytime you need to talk I'll be here to listen. You doing okay right now?

February 1st 2009 11:14 PM - permalink
Katiebug

thanks i added u. and yeah i needa talk to someone sometime..

February 1st 2009 11:11 PM - permalink
MadPoet

I actually have Yahoo.
If you ever wanna talk it's Cullen_Hale@rocketmail.com
Unfortunately I've gotta log off my computer right now, but I'd love to chat with you sometime xx Talk to you later.

February 1st 2009 10:28 PM - permalink
Katiebug

hey do u have msn, yahoo messenger, or alltel cell? i'd like to chat with u..

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