Turns out there is such a thing as being too young and too thin.


	Turns out there is such a thing as being too young and too thin.

lifecyce1898

4-7-2009 9:13 PM

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lifecyce1898 says:

Clipped from what seems to be three very credible sources.

Lucky for us we have lots of Super genius, faith based, know it all clippers that can refute this. Let's hope their flames don't melt what ice is left.

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4-8-2009 9:34 AM

ratcatcher2

"Arctic Ice Got Smaller, Thinner, Younger This Winter"

Now the title makes sense to me.

4-8-2009 9:35 AM

ratcatcher2

Sorry, that should be

Honest.

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