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Post 302308591 by Housni on Sunday 19th of April 2009 01:04:44 PM
04-19-2009
I'm weird...I dislike it when people know what I'm doing...so I don't ever intend to have a Twitter account 
I was watching Larry King the other day and Jimmy Fallon, Ashton Kutcher and Puff Daddy (or whatever the hell he calls himself nowadays) was on and they were talking about Twitter I think...and then Larry King said he had a Twitter account as did Oprah and then there was talk that Barrack Obama would probably start using it too.
I was watching Larry King the other day and Jimmy Fallon, Ashton Kutcher and Puff Daddy (or whatever the hell he calls himself nowadays) was on and they were talking about Twitter I think...and then Larry King said he had a Twitter account as did Oprah and then there was talk that Barrack Obama would probably start using it too.
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