Woop de doo.

May 15, 2000, 4:30 AM ET9 posts by 9 postersalt.tv.daria
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I'm 21 today.

Yay.

Cheers, Nicole Lee

http://www.neekole.com

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"Nicole Lee" wrote in message news:[email]...

<sings> Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you... <notices people covering ears> </sings>

Ahem, Happy Birthday, Nicole!

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Ha ha!

err...I mean Happy Birthday

On Mon, 15 May 2000 07:25:17 GMT, [email] (Nicole Lee) wrote:

Kyl� The Jeff Huson of alt.sports.baseball.chicago-cubs

happy birthday.

i got a C in my physics exam.

yay.

(retaking next month.)

*alli { http://anxious.cjb.net } [underneath blue skies] [beautiful empty dying]

it's a pass, but not a very good one. i shouldn't merely be 'passing' physics, i should be getting As, because i'm good at it.

*alli { http://anxious.cjb.net } [underneath blue skies] [beautiful empty dying]

Nicole Lee of

I'd sing "Happy Birthday", only I believe it's still in copyright so a royalty fee would be due for performing it in a public newsgroup.

That and the fact that I can't sing anyway.

-Shez.

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Major happiness to you, dear Nicole :)

Sincerely Yours, Jordan

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