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March 13th 09, 08:10 PM
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Happy Percival Lowell's Pluto Day!
I hope you don't make any mathematical errors on Friday the 13th!
And according to Meghar's Scale of Planetary Mass Classification, yes, not only is Pluto a Planet, but it's first in its own class of planets! Plutoids! You will be assimilated! (Don't forget, tomorrow is pi day for the mathematically challenged.) 
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