JBB’s Twitter Updates for 2009-06-09

June 9, 2009 by joe.bustillos
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i need 2 sleep, but i don’t want 2. damn. Being tired & wound up is not a good combo. Lots of grading 2 do. “Squirrel!” #
@janiehenderson I am so jealous and look forward 2 seeing the great photos u r going to take. Congrats! in reply to janiehenderson #
Listening to: Steely Dan – Bodhisattva (Live) fitting after viewing: http://vimeo.com/2293696 http://foxytunes.com/artist/steely+dan/tra … #
damn. just checked. i’d have to wait 2 jan. 4 upgrade 2 iphone 3Gs w/ discount. not that i have the $, might as well wait 2 07/2011 4 3Gsx #

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