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Gothika

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I'm a student very much into astronomy, and specifically extrasolar planets. I've created a forum, it's rather new, so it's not quite all great yet, but you can find it at www.solar-flux.forum andco.com. (combine the two) Go ahead and sign up if you want and make a free account. It'll be a place where we can come together to discuss extrasolar planets. For the record, I'm not a witch, satanist or anything like that, but rather a God-worshiping Christian. My Myspace is www.myspace.com/ comradebetty When it asks for your last name, tell it "Soviet". And do send a message stating you're from Y! Answers, so I know it isn't just some idiot trying to add me. And I eat Moon-Hoax Conspiracy Theorists and 2012 Hoaxists for breakfast =D

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