annoyed.

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is anyone else seriously annoyed to the point of breakdown at the webook add with this chick named melissa.
I'm ready to scream at the computer "I DON'T CARE ABOUT MELISSA AND HOW SHE GREW UP TENDING GOATS AND NOW IS A PUBLiSHED AUTHOR!":smt013
Maybe I'm just insane.
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I love Melissa and her goats. I want to take her and her goat to dinner and buy her a chicken dinner and a tin can.
How am I not myself?




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I would start using correct grammar and punctuation if I were you.

-Jared
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Would love help on this.




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it doesn't matter how annoyed you are get over it, no matter how many times you refresh the page... it's not going to change. I know it's very annoying but as I said please except the fact it's not going to change and then get over it.

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It never shows up on the chimped out backgroud. Well, except for one on the main page. But nowhere else.




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To be honest, it doesn't really annoy me that much.

Just ignore it and focus on becoming a published author yourself :D. It works for me anyway :P




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I had never noticed it. Maybe, it's because of the fact that I'm using a chimped out background and is not staying in the home page that much. :wink:
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