Rock 'n' roll piano pioneer Johnnie Johnson, the keyboard artist behind many rock classics, including "Johnnie B. Goode" and "Maybellene," died April 13 at his home in St. Louis. He was 80.
50. "I promise you I will listen to what has been said here, even though I wasn't here." at the President's Economic Forum in Waco, Texas, Aug. 13, 2002
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jennifer:
How are you doing?
gadget:
where have you been lately? I haven't been able to sign on MSN messanger.
how are things going?
how are things going?
So why is Dubya going to the Pope's funeral?? I mean the pope was really against Dubya's Iraq war and Dubya doesnt like anyone who doesnt agree with him on anything
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_tab:
If your next move is asking me for an address to send $, I'm gonna have to say no thank you, lol
gadget:
because if he didn't the people that do like him now, wouldn't like him.
protocol.
protocol.
Went to see Malford Milligan last night. What a great singer. You people in Austin are lucky to get to see him all the time.
jennifer:
happy easter!
Spring?
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cherry_deadly:
why thank you. lovely of you to say. Thanks for saying Hi 
and have a great weekend xx
and have a great weekend xx
astupidfox:
yes there will DEFINATELY be more tattoos....if I wasn't a poor student I'd already have too many. and piercings, we'll see about those 
It never rains in California
jennifer:
It rained last night 
gadget:
it's snowing here.
Little Known Fact:
GREENLAND IS ICE
AND ICELAND IS GREEN
Denmark, which laid claim to the largest island in the world, in an attempt to convince settlers to locate there, erroneously named the island Greenland, even though 85% of the island is covered with ice and the climate is miserable.
Norway "owned" the island currently known as Iceland until its' independence in the mid-20th century...
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GREENLAND IS ICE
AND ICELAND IS GREEN
Denmark, which laid claim to the largest island in the world, in an attempt to convince settlers to locate there, erroneously named the island Greenland, even though 85% of the island is covered with ice and the climate is miserable.
Norway "owned" the island currently known as Iceland until its' independence in the mid-20th century...
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