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- Are Ringtones Still Fun For You?
- Are You Better Off Since The Digital Conversion?
- Is A Good Tech Person Hard To Find?
- Have You Forgotten About The Basics?
- Are You Tuned In To This New-Wave Of Technology?
- Do You Feel Converted?
- Is Technology Altering You?
- How Often Do You Use A Phone Card?
- Are You A Cell Phone Addict?
- When Was The Last Time You Had A Live Voice Conver...
- Are You Still Paranoid With Various House Appliances?
- Driving While Texting Part III
- Driving While Texting part II
- Texting While Driving. Is This Something You Do?
- Has The Conversion Made Things Better Looking For ...
- Sitting While Texting?
- Is Rebooting A Thing Of The Past?
- How heated is your relationship with your blackberry?
- Are You An Electronic Organizer?
- How Deep Is Your Vocabulary?
- Do You Avoid Unnecessary Activities While Driving?
- OOPS.................?
- Do You Envy Your Computer?
- Do You Feel Like Technology Is Force- Feeding You?
- God Gave Kangaroos Pockets...Why Not Us?
- Do You Feel You're Being Forced Fed Into The Digit...
- How Well Are You Performing?
- Are You A Product Of Today's Singles Environment?
- Are You The Main Feature Of Your Phone?
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- Charles Boyce
- I'm presently involved in several projects: • The KeyPad Kid Project • KPK Coloring Book • Consultanting student journalists • Barrington Cultural Arts Center (Board Member) • Youth Communication Chicago ( Board Member) • Working on several exhibitions • Compiling an update of the: Compu-toon Collection Book
I guess kangaroos can take things with them when they leave.
ReplyDeleteKangaroos have powerful hind legs and short, thumbless forelimbs. Kangaroos can travel at speeds up to 30 miles per hour and can leap some 30 feet. Kangaroos use their long tails for balancing. Their bodies are covered in thick, coarse, wooly hair that can be shades of gray, brown or red. Kangaroos are marsupials, which means that females carry newborns, or "joeys," in a pocket on the front of their abdomens.
ReplyDeleteI also think the pocket has room for a cell phone.