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ARMANI'S INSIDES
It just occured to me...
Pics of me peeps
Andy...The One And Only!!!
Famous people I saw or touched :-P
PsYcHoTiC rAmBlInGs
A few random shots...why nots
Things that will one day belong
HOLLAAAA!!!

Hello All...
In an attempt at vanity I have decided to create a web site. Erin Crider this is for you...

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...Um Why do I have the fealing that this site Is gonna get me in to a cornucopia of trouble with the INS, FBI, IRA, DOD, CIA, DOT, The Census Bureau, and The now defunct Warren Comission.

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That is what I look like when I wake up.

New stuff
5/2/04 - Added stuff. Quotes, pictures...shit in general.
 
4/21/04 - Quotes people, QUOTES!
~ Something else "Just Occured To Me" RACE WARS!
 
12/1/03 - More Psychoic Ramblings
~ Updated the pics of my peeps added some, threw a few away. Meh!
~ Added a pic of Charlie on My Insides.

I don't have to do nothin' but stay black and die! - Joe Clark

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Hey there :-D, this is me...

This here is a FINE specimen of the genus Armanious Hallious. Formerly thought to be extinct until a live one was found in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 24th, 1983. He was only kept there for a brief period of time before being moved to a more suitable environment in Alexandria, Virginia. There, Mani, the name given to him by the caretaker was allowed to grow enough to appoint where he could feed himself and wipe his own ass. By this time his primary caregiver had prepared more suitable surroundings for Mani to finish the maturation and growth process in Dale City, Virginia. There, Mani stayed until he finished his growth and adaptive processes. His caregiver and the community trained Mani on the proper behaviors of modern society. After it was determined that Mani was capable enough to become a productive member of society, he was let loose at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia. His behavior is being looked over in order to monitor his final adaptive processes. It is too early to say for sure but it doesnt look good for Mani. He has yet to find a suitable mate. Many say that Mani was released to soon. We are left to wonder if Mani will be able to pass on his genetic material.