Papap Timun： The Best Band ever!!! :D
Conner Orman： I love you guys! You're awesome! :)
Gabe Davis： if there's one song you need to play its frank sinatra. pleeeeeeaaaaassssseeee play frank sinatra!
Handri Supriatna： " I WILL SURVIVE" and " NEVER THERE " ....,hiks2 for " someone ",i hope u will survive
Chad Vigue： "Unless we put medical freedom into the constitution the time will come when medicine will organize into an undercover dictatorship and force people who wish doctors and treatment of their own choice to submit to only what the dictating outfit offers." The above quote is from Dr. Benjamin Rush (12/24/1745 – 4/19/1813) ......Signer of the declaration and founder of Dickenson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Cheri Lynn COME PLAY SACRAMENTO!! WE MISS YOU!!!!
Kevin White： i was just wondering, what are CAKE's thoughts on marijuana? do you condone it, oppose it or just don't care?
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The worst rains "in 1000 years" have turned streets in the United Kingdom and Ireland into rivers, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of homes in dozens of towns. http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/world/t
Brian：
Hey, Cake & Fans. Thought you would enjoy this wonderful read. BREAKING NEWS: YOU HAVE ALL BEEN DOOPED! GLOBAL WARMING IS A SCAM! Incoming TRUTH:
http://www.prisonplanet.com/climatic-res
Suraj Kalbag： i love cake, always have....when i joined here....i did...in order to get up and close with a band i love a lot...what they are doing...are they in the studio...or how their concerts are going....only to find...that only political stuff is being posted with ever update...ir maybe right or wrong...but it aint music...an......d..in protest... i leave.....surely this wont register a peck on the radar.....but atleast gives me the satisfaction of doing the right thing....cheers fellow cake fans....have a nice day..
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A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the Katrina disaster was preventable.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/
news.nationalgeographic.com
Shoddy oversight by the Army Corps of Engineers led to massive flooding in Hurricane Katrina, a judge ruled Wednesday. The decision could cost the federal government up to two trillion dollars, one expert predicted before the ruling.
David Rios： perhaps perhaps perhaps, i'll see you on new year!!!!
