okay, i need about three or four inches of hair, a straightening iron, black hair dye and some skinny jeans.my itunes, of late, has taken on a torrid love affair with dashboard confessional. which would be okay, i guess, except that i only even own one cd (purchased during my Emo Time, when the only thing i listened to that wasn?t bright eyes was, well, the dashboard cd. thank god jessie ...

Title: Orbiter DictumAuthor: SchmevilRating: R-ishWord count: 7420Pairing: Steve/TonySummary: Steve is at the sink, washing the few dishes that pizza for two generates, when he realizes that Tony is in love with him.Notes: thanks to freakydarling for the beta, and elspethdixon for her useful comments.

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U.S. proposes bailout to resolve financial crisis a plan is expected to be presented to congress 'in a moment of hours, not days,' senate mass leader harry reid says. top regulation officials and congressional leaders of both parties agreed in dictum tonight to impel swiftly to approve a comprehensive plan designed to clear a firebreak [...]

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