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flyleaf

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hey guys.

remember rudeness and other talkshits that this account had made?.

it's not me.

i' m very sorryfor thosewhom my friend had a conflict w/.

my friend?

yes because this is the 2nd time that i use this account.

the 1st one is when i first registered in pf.

then suddenly my password has been changed!!

only now i found out that it is my friend who use/hack/stole my iliicit account.

i finally retrieved it!

i'm very sorry for all of you guys.

hoping you'll understand....

541

if i will rate you from 1-10,

i'tll be 7.

quite brilliant.

" i remember all the chords!"

"don't shove"

queira

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youre the FIRST person that i rated sooo..enjoy!!!:hyper:

1. first thread: it was relly a riot!!!!

2. first cigarette: the first smoke was so good..

3. first post: too vulgar..hahahaha

mathematically undefined

who's nearest?>

where's hayley be in her brthday?>

just asking.(curious about it)

2. i wish for more fnancial support

3. wishing the worst for my dearest love "kate"

1. i wish for free tuition (haha such a jerk):hyper:

no... bt ur knda pretty

i apologize for the format

my comp. is infstd w/t jammers..

this is the fastest way to upload my post

Paramore - Riot! tour highlights

Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams has said work on the band's new album is “in the earliest stage possible”.

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Williams said the group hoped to record the project in their home state of Tennessee.

"It's time to be home, and play music at home. I think we're really going to gain a lot from that,” she said.

Williams didn't give a time frame for the record, which will be the follow-up to 2007's 'Riot!'.

But she did reveal that the songwriting would be influenced by the much-documented personal issues the band experienced touring their last album.

"There are moments I didn't know what was going to happen, and I'm just proud of where we are now."

She added: “[There is] a lot to say this time round."

Remember your first kiss? Experiments in mice suggest that patterns of chemical "caps" on our DNA may be responsible for preserving such memories. To remember a particular event, a specific sequence of neurons must fire at just the right time. For this to happen, neurons must be connected in a certain way by chemical junctions called synapses..:uhh: