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Fun Links From Around the Web

1. 10 People You Should Delete from your Facebook Friends. It's funny; I can imagine Facebook friends of mine that could fall under each of these 10 categories. The way I see it, there are friends and then there are FRIENDS! I don't have room in my Facebook account for just "friends".



2. I wonder if Matt Tanner has heard about this "Catwoman" in Russia. (YouTube video) Don't worry. The video is about a different "Russian Catwoman." Anna Ivanovich would never really serve a kitten.



3. A girlfriend of mine recommended this site to me when she felt that I needed some motivation developing a relationship with a certain girl. (This picture is appropriate because it has to do with Nike-sponsored Olympic athletics AND kissing.)



4. Will the internet run out of IP addresses? The "Father of the Internet" warns that it may...



5. 10 facts about chocolate. Fact one is: "It is a known fact that chocolate has caffeine in it. But did you know that you would have to eat more then a dozen chocolate bars to get the same amount of caffeine from a cup of coffee? There are about 5 to 10 mg's of caffeine in one ounce of bitter chocolate, 5 mgs in milk chocolate, and 10mgs in a six-ounce cup of cocoa." (Don't ask me why there are bubbles coming from the tub...)



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  1. HeatherThu Oct 02, 01:04:00 PM MDT

    Good point about the bubbles. I've loved reading your comments on Belle's new blog. Thanks for these fun links. I'll check them out this weekend when I have a little time.

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  2. NoelleThu Oct 02, 02:38:00 PM MDT

    Yeah what are those bubbles? That's gross. Maybe it's supposed to be boiling...?

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  3. Stefanie ElyseThu Oct 02, 05:17:00 PM MDT

    Um I'm worried about the gymnasts kissing. What's up with that?

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  4. Julie TFri Oct 03, 07:01:00 PM MDT

    Death by chocolate. I'm getting to like dark chocolate more and more the older I grow. Belle, the bubbles indicate it's an inside job! Many European women kiss each other right on the smacker!

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  5. Katy (aka ZELDA!!)Tue Nov 22, 09:39:00 PM MST

    Why are you worried about the two girls kissing?

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