User talk:Meyer2015

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September 2015[edit]

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December 22, 1968)<ref name="Dina Meyer's Tweet.">{{cite web |title=DinaMeyer: @viper_h 12/22 :) |url=http://twitter.com/#!/DinaMeyer/status/52529443272523776 |date= 28 March 2011|
has also recurred on FOX’s ''[[Miss Match]]'' , ABC’s ''[[Scoundrels]]'' , CW’s ''[[90210]]'' , ''[[CBS’s ''[[CSI]]'' , and ''[[NCIS]]'' .

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Oh... I didn't posted the @viper message. Not sure If delete it or not. I'm still learning Wiki rules. I fixed the other mistake you said. You were right. Thanks!!