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Yup, and I'm pretty sure it's legit.
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I don't know, the internet jumps on things pretty quickly these days.
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Just because I am very busy at the moment
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Just because I am very busy at the moment
*coughdoingjobforoncecough*
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oh awesome, working IT is my goal. How did you pull that off?
For the time being, that will remain guarded info but the story will come out in due time
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For the time being, that will remain guarded info but the story will come out in due time
I love to hear it. Till then I hope the new job goes well.
You can use them in the Store when you reach a certain amount of money.
Here is the link for the Store.
Ah yes, I already see that. Sorry becuase I'm new here. I'm happy that this forum is giving us promos like that.
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Good evening everyone
how goes things?
Read/saw a big nasty earthquake hit japan not too long ago on the net, hopefully @テクニカル諏訪子 is alright overthere:
Osaka was rocked by a 6.1-magnitude earthquake. There have been at least three casualties, including a 9-year-old girl who was killed while walking to school, and according to The Guardian, hundreds of people were injured in the quake.
In Osaka Prefecture and neighboring Hyogo, over 170,000 households are now without power.
“We may have to consider the possibility of even greater earthquakes following, as happened in the quakes in Kumamoto,” Shinji Toda, an earthquake geology professor at Tohoku University, told Kyodo.
Some local supermarkets are closed. The ones that are still open are experiencing the effects of panic buying, no doubt with many worried about aftershocks or a bigger earthquake.
Osaka was rocked by a 6.1-magnitude earthquake. There have been at least three casualties, including a 9-year-old girl who was killed while walking to school, and according to The Guardian, hundreds of people were injured in the quake.
In Osaka Prefecture and neighboring Hyogo, over 170,000 households are now without power.
“We may have to consider the possibility of even greater earthquakes following, as happened in the quakes in Kumamoto,” Shinji Toda, an earthquake geology professor at Tohoku University, told Kyodo.
Some local supermarkets are closed. The ones that are still open are experiencing the effects of panic buying, no doubt with many worried about aftershocks or a bigger earthquake.
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Trying a week cutting out all drinks other than water, wish me luck
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Good luck with that. I'm going on 3 or 4 months without drinking any soda, but I'm drinking things like Propel and Vitamin Water. Along with some Gadorade and Powerade.Trying a week cutting out all drinks other than water, wish me luck
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