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It is difficult to believe that an Orlando mother can put a baby in the warm oven.

This is what happened in Florida when 29 year old Sharlyn Singh put her 11 month old baby in the oven after a break up with the baby's father.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, then the Transformers, and now an officemate just told me that G.I. Joe is being turned into a movie. Not to mention X-Men, Spiderman, and Fantastic 4. See the trend here? It seems the movie industry has run out of original ideas and are cashing in on our childhood (or theirs). Not that that's a bad thing. It's always a treat to look back to the past and see how much different it is from today. For a couple of hours, we become innocent children staring with wonder at the TV screen, watching Robots transforming to cars. We can sit back and laugh at how we used to think that it was so cool to have a turtle who was a mutant, a ninja, and a teenager who used expressions like "Dude" and "Cowabanga!" (what teenager in this day and age use those expressions?)

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I think now is a great time for anyone over 5'8 to stock up on clothes. At 5'10 I have the hardest time finding clothes that fit! However nowadays, the long, tunic style is very in- and I'm in love with it.

If it ever leaves, I believe I'll cry. I no longer have to settle for shirts and sweaters that show my belly every time I lean over. I've done away with those clothes.

A lot of people think its so great to be tall. When it comes to shopping, it really sucks! I wear a medium top, but the arms are too short. I can't buy jeans, just anywhere, because on me, everything is a capri.

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Starting back in college whenever me and my friends would encounter someone with a "popped" collar (wearing the collar up) we would just kind of laugh to ourselves. It got to the point where whenever we encountered a "popped" collar in a bar, somebody would always make the obligatory "i'm gonna go over and tell him his collar is up" comment/joke.

Well I graduated from college in May 2003. Here it is April 2006, almost three years later, and what do I see when I'm walking down the street? I see a Gap display showcasing one of their new products for the spring-- the "popped polo". I was stopped dead in my tracks for like two minutes (in NYC that is an eternity).

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3 years later , after the great war of consumers followed walmarts victory. the surviving veterans of sr-20 had become a imperialistic fascist empire reborn. we were back in the loopholl and after an incredible ammount of stress had built in me due to my newest album I worked day and night on , just when I thought I had defeated my foes and risen to a complete victory the very orginization that I had built has rebuilt itself and risen again to haunt me.

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