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Me Myself & I

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It's a shame he didn't really release anything after this single in the states, although I'm pretty sure I remember seeing another music video by him other than this song long after its release- but just once. And it may have been on Much Music.

This song was totally unique for the time it was released, and in a batch full of lame loser male musicians, he truly was a unique pop icon that combined punk, rock, pop and dance. His music video was great and he had a great presence. Previous to this single, Mr. Jones wrote/produced many of the memorable hits of the 1999/2000 pop expolosion and brings those talents over to this single in addition to his wonder vocals, charming good looks, fashion sense, stage presense, musical versatility and intelligence. A great buy from a should-have-been male icon.

All I have to say is JIVEjones is awesome on this CD! His talent as a producer, writer has now moved onto his performing talent and its shown in his first single! Pick it up before its gone!

I have heard a few songs written, performed and produced by Jive jones.
He is a blast!
I hope to hear more from this artist.
We could use as much fun as possible in a jaded world.

what more4 can i say except I hope hes out with more soon

This song was hip, cool, and totally awsome!!! I love this song and hope that it hits big. It did in CA!!!! And also, guess what??, its on Now 8!!! So you got to get this CD or else you'll be sorry, very sorry- dundundun!!!:( So buy this CD today, before this AWSOME song is sold out everywhere!!! Including every single little store!!! All gone, puff, bye bye, no more, how sad for such a great song, this deserves to be sold out, totally sold out!!!! Peace out!!!8^)

This summer, whether you're at home or on vacation, keep in mind these tips to help animals:

Do crusade for crustaceans! Lobsters and crabs have feelings, too, and suffer horrible deaths when boiled or steamed alive. Send for a supply of our "Being Boiled Hurts!" stickers. Placed on a live lobster tank, they just might make diners reconsider picking out someone to parboil.

Do volunteer to walk the dogs and play with the cats at your local animal shelter. A few minutes of play mean the world to bored pound pups and pussycats.

Don't bring home living souvenirs. Hermit crabs belong on the beach, not in a tank.

Don't go fishing. Hooks hurt, and fishing lines are often lost or discarded on the shore, where birds, fish, and marine mammals become entangled in them. Keep your eye out for discarded tackle and throw it in the trash before it kills somebody!

Do put PETA's free fliers on windshields to warn people not to leave dogs in cars, even in the shade.

Do cut apart six-pack rings, and rinse out bottles and cans before recycling or throwing them in the trash can. Animals, attracted by little bits of food or soda, can get their heads stuck in them.

Don't go to the zoo or aquarium for "fun." An afternoon's entertainment for us is a lifetime prison sentence for animals. "Fun" for them is living in their native habitats, not sitting in concrete boxes.

Five Ways to Help Your Dog Beat the Heat

1. Keep her inside! If she has to stay out, make sure she has shade, water, and a kiddie pool. Put her water in a heavy bucket so she can't tip it over.

2. Bow-wow ... ow! Dogs can get sunburned, too, so keep an eye on areas where hair is thin, like the nose, eyes, and ears.

3. Protect Lucky's paws from sizzling cement. Walk him in the early morning or late evening, and choose shady, grassy routes.

4. Never leave your dog alone in a car even for a few minutes. Dogs can't perspire and can die of heat stroke in minutes. If you see an animal left in a car, have the guardians paged (if you are at a store), or call the cops.

5. Be a watchdog for other dogs, too! Make sure "outside dogs" have food, water, and shelter. If you see any dogs in distress, call animal control. Help them right away by giving them water. You might save their lives!

You won't mind hitting the books during your summer break when reading about these gutsy girls:

Love Me, Love My Broccoli

by Julie Anne Peters

Her boyfriend or her broccoli? That's the choice Chloe has to make when her burger-chomping boyfriend tells her to cool it with her animal rights activism. We don't want to give too much away, but you know that a girl who shuns meat and leather, volunteers at her local shelter, cofounded her school's animal rights club, and campaigns against animal testing, fur, circuses, zoos, and pet shops-whew!-is gonna do the right thing!

Wild at Heart: Fight for Life

by Laurie Halse Anderson

When sick puppies start showing up at her grandmother's veterinary clinic, Maggie suspects that they all came from the same place: a puppy mill. With the help of her friends, Maggie sets out to find the puppy prison-and shut it down. If you've ever been tempted by a pet shop pooch, read this book first-then go visit your local animal shelter! To read more about Maggie and her friends' adventures helping animals, check out the other books in American Girl's "Wild at Heart" series.

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