
print_r($newStuff);

Array
(
 [RAndoMness]=> 28Sep09
 [JPsDocs] => 22Feb09
 [JPics] => 10Dec11
 [frontpage]
 [FeedBack]
)



ShowCal(date('my'));
September 2017
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archives(all);
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 [today]=>
 [past]=>backgrounds
)
print_r($twitter);
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    Booklist  echo $newRAM;
    added Sun August 01 2004 at 1:52 PM
    2 comments
    Interesting idea... Erin says :"Bold the ones you've read, italicize the ones you've started, and add three onto the end."

    The list is *very* long. It is contained in the extended section in its fulness. I hope I don't shame myself *too* much.

    [edit: Mom took a look at this list, and apparently I've read a lot more than what I thought, when I was young. I have such a horrible memory.]



    There's more to read. Read the extended entry.

    Staples' Product Replacement Plan  echo $newRAM;
    added Sun August 01 2004 at 4:03 PM
    2 comments
    A couple weeks ago, I bought a new printer off a guy at work. The whole thing has turned into quite a fiasco, really, starting off with almost losing the power cord. He brought me the power cord the next day, and then I tried it out. The ink was totally dead, so I ordered some replacement ink. After fighting to get that ink to work (and paying $30 for ink), I don't think I'll ever refill my ink again. We'll see. The quality of printing wasn't nearly as good as it should be, at any rate.

    It seems that the guy must have not used it for quite some time before he sold it to me, because the ink was totally dry, and the paper doesn't feed right. It was a constant fight trying to get the printer to work, so today I gave up and called in on the replacement plan. The lady on the other end was extermely friendly, and wasn't even impatient when I had to run back to the printer to find the serial number. And because everything seems to be in order, she's sending me out a $70 (I know, I lied earlier... it looks like it was only a $70 printer) gift card. It looks like I don't even have to bring the printer back.



    There's more to read. Read the extended entry.
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