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    Deleting Pics...

    A lot has changed in my life since you all last knew me. I have many pics to delete because much of it is out of date. How might one go about this arduous task!?

    PS: To all of my old friend (especially you Adam, ya big sexy man you!) I miss you all bunches. There is much to update you on!
    Life is like a game of poker. You can play each hand to the best of your ability but you are still going to run into a bad beat from time to time. What matters is how you handle it. Do you go on tilt or can you maintain your composure & rebuild your stack?

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    Re: Deleting Pics...

    Eddie, just go into your gallery, click on the picture you want to delete, pick edit picture from the menu on the left, then you'll see the instructions pop up for deleting that picture. As far as I know you have to do each one individually but maybe Nate knows a way to bulk delete a whole bunch of them.
    ~~Joanna~~

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    Re: Deleting Pics...

    Thank you kindly, ma'am!
    Life is like a game of poker. You can play each hand to the best of your ability but you are still going to run into a bad beat from time to time. What matters is how you handle it. Do you go on tilt or can you maintain your composure & rebuild your stack?

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