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Dodging Simplicity Dodging Simplicity
Alternative Rock band from Dallas, Texas formed in 2003. Members are as follows...
Preston Cole - Lead Vocals, Rthym Guitar,
Chris Collier - Lead Guitar,
Matt Lamb - Keyboards, Piano,
Colin Hill - Drums, Percussion,
Aaron - Bass Guitar,
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Inherent POV, breeding ground for revert wars. Have moved content to the objectiv
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The following discussion comes from Wikipedia:Categories for deletion, where it is currently listed as unresolved. It may be reviewed again in the future in the light of evolving standards and guidelines for categorization.21:34, 24 Dec 2004 (UTC)
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Original research? I know I'm an anon, but I can still propose VFDs, right? 172.166.101.23 21:36, 24 Dec 2004 (UTC)
- Delete. Original research, good stuff, there's a place for it but not here. AFAIK you are welcome to propose and vote as an anon, but your vote won't in general carry as much weight as that of a signed-in user. Personally I'd give an anon with a good contribution history far more weight than I'd give a signed-in use
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