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I also am very concerned about the dangers of online shopping.. but recently, i have started to do just that. it leads to odd occurrences like my father calling telling me my stormtrooper helmet arrived in the mail and looking at my credit card statement and determining that i had used the computer while really trashed a couple weeks ago and had that to show for it.

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Amasov Prime
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She said she's Commander Bloom from the Yorktown and says that there are probably a dozen, maybe more, others captured and brought there. Then she points at a guy sitting at another table and tells Riker that he is Sanders from the Yosemite. She thinks they did something with his brain, extracted neural chemicals. There is another guy who's painting a picture, Bloom says that's Stavko who served with her on the Yorktown.

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PsyLiam
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Don't let your parents look at your credit card statements. It that easy.

I've never bought this whole "I was so pissed I ordered a bride" business anyway. If was so catatonic that I'd want to order something as horrible as, say, a Star Trek commemorative plate, I would be unable to sit at a computer, search for what I want, find it, enter all my details, and walk away without throwing up or falling asleep on the keyboard. And if I were sober enough not to throw up, I'd be sober enough not to do it.

You are silly.

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well, i did really want a stormtrooper helmet. i just had the common sense not to buy one.

and my dad occasionally opens all my mail, which is why i just got my own PO box, because you should have seen the scene when he opened my grades.

mail tampering is illegal, i say! so is failing english, he counters! me fail english!? that's unpossible! i reply

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quote:
Originally posted by Cpt. Kyle Amasov:
She said she's Commander Bloom from the Yorktown and says that there are probably a dozen, maybe more, others captured and brought there. Then she points at a guy sitting at another table and tells Riker that he is Sanders from the Yosemite. She thinks they did something with his brain, extracted neural chemicals. There is another guy who's painting a picture, Bloom says that's Stavko who served with her on the Yorktown.

Thank you very much! Now Y is DONE! [Smile]

-MMoM [Big Grin]

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You failed English? Despite your total adherance to silly rules like, say, capital letters?

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