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Rising seas 'to beat predictions'
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12-17-2007 3:37 PM
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12-17-2007
4:54 PM
kkcapricorn
invictus,
you are just full of doom & disaster today, aren't you?
It's almost Yuletide, hope the planet lets me celebrate.
12-17-2007
6:45 PM
invictus
Mmm... Should I say "just a coincidence", or should I admit the picture of the world does not allow me to look at it very optimistically?
Please do celebrate, kkcapricorn, this is all we have: taking the chance to celebrate good moments.
Happy Yule to you and all fellow clippers.
12-18-2007
3:00 AM
dirish
Groovy! U2!
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