My Blog Don't Own Me

By evolgen on March 27, 2006.

Alright, already! I took the quiz. 12.5% is like the equivalent of one leg, right? That's not too bad.

12.5 %

My weblog owns 12.5 % of me.
Does your weblog own you?

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