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· 10 years ago
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Fallen angel like patch? :DD
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fallenangel5525
· 10 years ago
patch?
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guest
· 10 years ago
(I'm a dif guest) it's from a book. Quite good if I say so myself. I have no idea what the other guest was tryin to say about it. *shrugs* oh n yes, they call him Patch c: n he's a sexy beast for a fictional character. x) the book is "Hush Hush" it's a saga.
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fallenangel5525
· 10 years ago
thank you guest for filling me in :)
angelus333
· 9 years ago
Want... No, NEED that saga
sox
· 10 years ago
And then there's Australia all like "brrrrr it's under 25 (celcius) today"
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guest
· 10 years ago
"And for tomorrow's forecast, it'll be 27°C; for the day after a 37% chance of rain, good luck!"
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guest
· 10 years ago
Things like this make me confused about southern California. It was literally HOT a few days ago, and only mildly chilly today.
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guest
· 10 years ago
Im laughing at this, but I've never actually ever seen real snow. Ever. And then theres Canada
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guest
· 10 years ago
Same cause I live in Australia
sox
· 10 years ago
Same never seen snow either!!
fallenangel5525
· 10 years ago
see and to me its crazy thinking people have never seen snow because i live by mountains and its winter like 7/12 months of the year
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guest
· 10 years ago
Well, actually... The birds are back here in Canada... So it's literally an early spring...
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guest
· 10 years ago
Ummm...it's strange, there's all these Canada jokes on fs which are funny to me, even though I'm a 15-year-old Vancouverite who hasn't seen a proper snowfall since she was in the second grade...we have no snow here right now and some of the ski mountains aren't even open yet...
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fallenangel5525
· 10 years ago
thats cus you live by an ocean and vancouver is usually rainy instead of snowy if you lived anywhere else in canada it would be a different story
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tarotnathers13th
· 9 years ago
Chicago laughed when San Diego panicked about two inches of snow. Radio stations were blatantly mocking them and ridiculing them.
