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cougie- your little guy has a negative or red dot when I look too!. Do we have a note to each other or something that we haven't read. I actually positived someone today so its not that. I'll go look at messages.

Oh my god...It's spreading....AAAAAHHHH!!!

Just so everyone knows I'm just teasing Karang...she's my BUD! :D

I really am courious about the discrepency,,,and would have pointed it out no matter WHO had it...I'm not picking on Kareng....she's a really nice sweet person! :D

BUT WHY ARE OUR LITTLE GUYS RED!!! LOL :ph34r:


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OK! I got it! I put my cursor over the red dot on Cougie & it said "remove friend". Since Cougie & I are already friends, we can't "friend" (green) each other we can only "unfriend" (red) . Try it Cougie. Unfriend me then see if the dot turns green.

Well that makes sense!But I'll take your word for it...I don't want to un-friend you!! :P

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