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Old 09-02-2008, 09:33 PM
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Default Having Taurus Sun, Mercury, & Jupiter in the 9th House?
What does that mean? But my original 9th House Ruler is Aries.

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It means you can't spell or read. If you could, you would have noticed that this is astroNOMY, not astroLOGY.
Go to [Registered users can see links. ] and have fun making up stuff about each other's lives over there.
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thanks Michael lol
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it seems that people are just making accounts just to put weird posts and threads. Things happen these days...
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it seems that people are just making accounts just to put weird posts and threads. Things happen these days...
Rest assured I'll never do that, this is the truth, oh yes ...
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Nice Avatar, Rickmeister

You CAN hide those Rian eyes!
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You CAN hide those Rian eyes!
But his smile, is a thin disguise
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But his smile, is a thin disguise
Youse are such 'wise guys' ...
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Dinner tonight is cold meat pies.....

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(Carlos, have you attached any penlights to your model rockets lately? I attached a LED to a boomerang, but it came back and hit me in the shins. Possible verification of Newton's Third Law?)
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So Rick gets up and pour himself a strong one
And stares at the stars up in the sky.........
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