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Since you've put up the details for the US, here's what's happening in the UK:

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If you watch Blake's trailer again, if you look carefully, you can actually see what appears to be horns on Adam's head although they're hard to see as they're well hidden in his spiky hair.

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DINNY!!!!!

And yep, we did ^,^

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And it is now 1am for the second time today~

You don't tend to throw them out, but you replace them either when enough of the set has been smashed/damaged through occasional accidents or simply when you want a new set or theme maybe to match your other stuff.

Since I promised, http://pyz.socialgamer.net/game.jsp

Simply put, I'd say no. I think that any two ages can be friends, even in your example I'm 20 in less than a month and I think I might be able to class some 5-year old girls as my friends. Obviously it's a different type of friend to people my own age, I wouldn't treat them the same or do the same things with them but that doesn't mean they're not my friend. Likewise I'm friends with some people 60+, again I wouldn't do the same with them as with my other friends but I could still happily class them as a friend. I don't think age should be an issue with who you get along with and become good friends with.

In school I had a group of friends which pretty much spanned the entire age range of people in the school, I think there was somebody from every single year group. That was really nice and I enjoyed being part of it. We all got along and had a good time together, nobody was left out. The difference in maturity between the ages was sometimes noticeable but it never was a big problem. So yeah, I think that age doesn't matter at all when it comes to friends.

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Chris...um thanks?

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You're doing it right and I did put a 2 for the count. (Zelda was one but she didn't include the number in her post)

And here's another, 2~

Well done guys!!! 2~

52~ And no chance, silly person.

51 if Amaury is right~

49? I really have no idea