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Received a cute little Fuzzle from MegaRose: Found out my Gaian Starsign, Falcis Piscibus/Fishing Rod(Interestingly accurate. o_O): And might be managing a new minishop for MegaRose based on classical monsters. ^_^ Will probably edit for more later, but dinnertime now. heart Edit: Charmed...it's so sad. I miss Cole. I hope he pops up in the series finale next weekend and helps somehow. And poor Coop! gonk Kind of knew it would happen after what Pheobe's father said about heartbreak, but still. cry

Posted by: Pharaohess Mon May 15, 2006 @ 02:32am

I <3 Yuugi Mutou!

But...where did Phara go?

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Commented on: Mon May 15, 2006 @ 04:10am


	Wow. oO; I looked my star sign up, and I'm a vulpus. Uber acurate. XD

Commented on: Mon May 15, 2006 @ 06:29am


	Yeah, they got a good peg on most of those. blaugh

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Commented on: Tue May 16, 2006 @ 10:16pm


	Havent they gotten rid of Cole a couple dozen times already? xP

Commented on: Tue May 16, 2006 @ 10:21pm


	And because I looked at the star sign thing after my Cole comment xP I'm Arca Constellation = Trunk Aww, we're very good! <3

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Commented on: Wed May 17, 2006 @ 02:08am


	laughs Yes, thay have. The last time I saw him was as a spirit helping that nice demon who taught at Magic School but only had a year to live that Pheobe ended up really liking. So I have hope he still exists somewhere. ^_^

Commented on: Thu May 18, 2006 @ 10:41am


	I got: Lepus Crudus. I'd have to disagree, though. gonk

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Commented on: Fri May 19, 2006 @ 03:21am


	Yeah, the personality description is a little off for you, but the whole Grunny thing seems somehow appropriate. xd

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