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grenbry-blog · 8 years ago
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Try and win it. You have just as much chances as I do.
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grenbry-blog · 8 years ago
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Win this electric motorbike hits speeds up to 40mph. Click this link http://bit.ly/2l6ktDf
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grenbry-blog · 8 years ago
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grenbry-blog · 8 years ago
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#win #ebike #M1 #Monday @MondayMotorbikes
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grenbry-blog · 8 years ago
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Win an @ebike that's reliable and hits a top speed of 40 mph
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grenbry-blog · 8 years ago
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Win an electric bike. @ebike
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grenbry-blog · 12 years ago
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Mmmmhmmm.
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grenbry-blog · 12 years ago
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Switched it up a bit. (at Warren, PA)
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grenbry-blog · 13 years ago
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grenbry-blog · 13 years ago
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WHAT MAKES YOU FEEL BETTER WHEN YOU ARE IN A BAD MOOD?
I'd have to say research on life, reality and all kinds of stuff. Also like to take herbs.
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grenbry-blog · 13 years ago
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The rapture and prophecy
Who believes?
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grenbry-blog · 13 years ago
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grenbry-blog · 13 years ago
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Scientists discover potentially habitable planet less than twelve light years from Earth Scientists have potentially discovered five new planets orbiting Tau Ceti, one of our solar system’s nearest neighbours, including one that could be in the star’s “habitable zone.” “This discovery is in keeping with our emerging view that virtually every star has planets, and that the galaxy must have many such potentially habitable Earth-sized planets,” said Steve Vogt, one of the scientists behind the study, in a statement. Of the five discovered planets, the one in the “habitable zone” has a minimum mass of about 4.4 times that of Earth (it is impossible to know what gravity would be like on the planet without also knowing its density). Planets in the “habitable zone” are ones that have the possibility of forming liquid water. In fact, the planet might be nothing but water. (J. Pinfield for the RoPACS network at the University of Hertfordshire, 2012)
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