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I think Twitter would be better off in the hands of Yahoo or Microsoft so there could be more competition in the market leading to more innovation. coo-coo-ca-choo … can you smell what the arrington is cooking.— TechCrunch
I really want to read the entire book and i think everyone else who is coo-coo about the Twilight series wants you to finish it too.— Entertainment Weekly's Hollywood Insider
(Kamikaze Stoat, Tue 30 Sep, 1: 15, Reply) hahahahahafuckingHA! awesomeness +10 coo * wlick*— B3ta
There was also coo-coo, a dish that is typical of the Caribbean and made of okra, corn flour and butter.— The Money Times - finance news, lifestyle, markets, investment, personal finance, banking, retirement planning
For though I hain't no hand to coo, and don't encourage him in bein' spoony at all, he knows that I am wrapped almost completely up in him.— Little Masterpieces of American Wit and Humor Volume I
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