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so lyk aim was so kool n stuff lol it was fun 2.

we all remember wen we used 2 come home from skool and Sarah Shevon Archivestalk 2 all ur friends on it n it was fun even tho u just saw all ur friends lyk earlier that day or w/e lol

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wether ur sn was xsportybabe92x or u TyPeD lYk tHiS, aim wuz a truly special time in all of our lives

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tho communicating online has never ben easier then it is now, the thrill that aim inspired has yet 2 b matched by any of its predecessors. getting home frum skool n seein ur bff was online was more thrilling then the latest song by puddle of mudd. it was the only way we culd talk 2 each other back before cell phones n its where most to the school gossip got shared.

brb

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Tyler Schmall is away

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~dont cry cuz its over. smile cuz it happened.~

back in a sec……

~i wanna run through the halls of my hi shcool. i wanna scream at the top of my lungs… - john mayor ~

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ok back

today cameron asked melanie if she lyked me n she said no. dats ok cuz i don't lyk her anymore i lyk kelli now.

remember smarterchild? lol i used 2 make it say funny words like penis n stuff lol

neways i g2g cuz my mom needs the comp and plus i gotta do hw.

goodbye aim. u were a fun time. cya

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