Hi folks. I just wanted to throw out somethin' fun for ya'll to do if you're bored. I used to play this game all the time. I havent played it lately, but that may change! Look for me under the name Ass_Goblin! Haha! Anyways, the game: Isketch. Online pictionary. It's amazingly fun, give it a try.... you'll like it.
In other news, I'll be back in Tulsa in a few days. If you wanna hang out, give me a yell! I've decided on a digital camera for Christmas, so expect a flurry of new pictures here during the holiday season! Have fun.
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That's the sprit that has brought us fame.
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