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Droppin sum Angel dust and luffs on ur page...x

hi plz watch the video i made its on my page and tell me in a flirt what u think also add me to ur family as ur dirty lil secret thanks=] muahz u are so awesome i tell u thanks for all ur love and support i hope u like the lunch money i give u everyday also plz add me to ur top friends muahz

pink is for...;) hey babys heres some pics for u i hope u like them plz message me in my inbox or flirts i cant sleep and i wanna talk also add me to ur family as ur wetwet by going to my page and clicking family then where it says other click that and write lil wet wet in there thanks hun dont forget to hit me up and let me know i cant sleep and im the only one awake:) also let me know if the battle on my page is over hun and the sticker i just gave u i may put as my background i have hotter ones but dont wanna get introuble add my 1 and second friend im gonna put some hotter ones on there and my other backups some are in my top i have to add the rest ill let u know, plz dont keep me waiting tell me when u added me as ur wet wet:)

droppin sum Angel luffs on ya page... if u get chance plz stop by mine and sign my guestbook ...wud luffs 2 have YOU on there...YOU rock...!!!...x

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sprinklein sum angel dust on ya page...hope u have a fab wkend..!!!
plz drop by my profile and sign my guest book on my page ...fanks :)
Luffs Angel..xx

you rock how have u been??

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droppin sum angel dust on ur page...u rockkk...have a wikked wkend...luffs Angel...x

IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTES

GPS SYSTEMS - Never leave your GPS inside the car. If a thief breaks in and takes it not only will he get your GPS but also your home address which could lead him right to your house. Every GPS unit has a home button. All the thief has to do is push it and your safety at home is now compromised.

CAR ACCIDENT/FLAT TIRE - This happened a lot last year. If another car taps yours do not stop or pull over until you are in a safe secure location with other people around. Many thieves will hit your car, you pull over & they rob you or even worse RAPE you! The same goes with a flat tire. They will stage a flat tire and when you come out offer to help you, then rob you. Allways get a person who you know or proffesional to change the tire.

PARKING - In a well lit area or under a light at night. Avoid bushes that provide cover for a criminal. When choosing a parking spot, avoid suspicious looking persons and avoid parking next to occupied vehicles. Deliberately park close to the building you will be entering or park near the main flow of traffic; avoid the edges of the parking lot.

SHOPPING - With as many friends whenever possible! Strength in numbers. Even then you must keep aware of whats going on around you.

OUT OF SIGHT - Never expose valuables or cash in the parking lot and do not leave valuables or personal identification in the car. Place packages in the trunk out of view.

CREDIT / DEBIT CARDS - Heres a good one. Think your pin is safe on these cards? Think again. Doesnt take long to go from 0000 to 9999 searching for your pin number. Make sure cashier does not stare or copy your card. Good sign they are doing something illegal.

10 Ways to Protect Yourself While Holiday Shopping Online You’re on the ball. You’ve got your antivirus, anti-spyware and firewall up and running. You update your software all the time, patching any security holes as they come up. Still, you know that is not enough.

According to Travelers’ Insurance, old fashion theft is still the most popular choice for identity criminals. 78% of all fraud is the result of the burglary and theft of wallets, purses, ID cards or computers. However, 14% of all identity thefts happen online.

While most online fraud begins with a large-scale data breach, bad choices made by us—the computer users—are making life easier for thieves.

A new breed of hackers has a new generation of tricks and phishing scams designed to manipulate you into willingly turning over your financial data.

You know the security clichés: Knowledge is power; think before you click; if a deal seems to be good to be true, it is; only YOU can prevent you from entering your credit card information into the wrong website.

But it’s not as simple as that. Not anymore.

To avoid unnecessary expenses this holiday season, keep the following tips in mind as you search out the best deals online.

1. Keep your identity secure
Protect your social security number at all costs. Never reveal your full social security number. It’s not necessary and legitimate retailers won’t ask for it. Also be very careful about posting or sharing any personal information including your birthday, addresses, favorite pet’s name—anything that could be used to identify you or crack your passwords.

2. Monitor your credit card and checking accounts
Report any unauthorized use of your accounts to your bank or account holder at once.

3. Make sure any site is secure before entering account information
Before you fill out any form, check the URL of the page you are on. You are looking for two things. First, make sure the address includes an “s” after the http like this https://. The extra “s” is for a secure connection. Then check to make sure that you are at a site you know and trust. Not sure if a site is legit? Google it or check it out on epinions.com or bizrate.com.

4. Use virtual credit card numbers
Paypal, most banks and many credit card companies offer virtual credit card numbers to use while shopping online. These limited use numbers expire after a short period of time. While this isn’t a foolproof solution to keeping crooks from accessing your accounts, it definitely limits who gets access to your financial data. Contact your financial institution for more information. If you don’t want to use a virtual card, your regular card is the next safest way of making online payments. In the US, you are protected by the Fair Credit Billing Act and only liable for the first $50 of any unauthorized use. And most institutions won’t even charge you that.

5. Practice smart password security
Use different passwords for every account. Make your passwords unique and not guessable based off personal data. Change your passwords every few months. That’s a lot to remember, right? Our Labs folk recommend that you come up with a personal code to identify which password goes to which site. Then write those suckers down. Yep, write them down.

6. Practice Phishing
Phishing, as you probably know, is when crooks set up a web site designed to get you to enter your personal data. Often these sites are look just like a site you recognize or trust. These scams may prompt you to do something that seems harmless like changing your password

Concentrate on this Sentence

'To get something you never had, you have to do something you never did.' When God takes something from your grasp, He's not punishing you, but merely opening your hands to receive something better. Concentrate on this sentence... 'The will of God will never take you where the Grace of God will not protect you.' Something good will happen to you today; something that you have been waiting to hear.

This is not a joke; someone will call you by phone or will speak to you about something that you were waiting to hear. Do not break!

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There comes a point in your life when you realize:

Who matters,
Who never did,
Who won't anymore...
And who always will.
So, don't worry about people from your past,
there's a reason why they didn't make it to your future.
Give these flowers to everyone you don't want to lose in 2009
including me, if that's what is in your heart.
Try to collect 5 ; it's not easy!

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