Re: THE ADVENTURES OF GEEK GRRL! - Episode 3
On Mon, 29 Oct 2001, Sam Blanning wrote: > > Except... no 14 year old girl would have an N-Sync poster. Slipknot or Limp > Bizkit would be more likely. Untrue! I have a sister who is nearly 14 and she likes all those boppy little cutesy boy bands. -TAL2001
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