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- MySpace to hold mock presidential election
- Great, now we can have 9-16 year olds predicting the next election result.
- Posted by: chapy2 Posted on: 04/04/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
MySpace to hold mock presidential election
chapy2 | 04/04/07
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Bad idea.. most myspacers are x-aol users.. the most clueless of the..
Been_Done_Before | 04/04/07
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Then it will be accurate
hines1957@... | 04/05/07
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brilliant!
kckn4fun | 04/04/07
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