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BOSTON -- He posted his cell phone number on YouTube to connect with strangers, and now a man has found love thanks to the Web site.

Ryan Fitzgerald, 20, of Southbridge, Mass., posted his number on the popular Web site back in April in order to connect with lonely people who needed someone to talk to. He got thousands of calls from strangers around the world, but one call was very special.

Fitzgerald spoke with a young woman named Kara Lael Fraim, 18, from upstate New York as a result, and their first call lasted about nine hours.

They met in person just days later and now, the couple is engaged.

Fitzgerald ended up with 16,000 other friends on MySpace and gets thousands of text messages from acquaintances around the world.

He said that since his bride-to-be is only 18, she wants to wait until 2010 to get married -- when she is 21 years old.

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Put me on wheels and I'll turn tricks.

Clever? Nah, I ran out of that years ago. But if you find this, let me know, k?
"The road goes ever on..." ~ Tolkien

In memory of my friend skip...
Go then, there are other worlds than these

As opposed to 2007...




when she's a 50 year old man.

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Though I am different from you,
We were born involved in one another.

For it was not into my ear you whispered, but into my heart. It was not my lips you kissed, but my soul.

Complete surrender should not just come at moments in which one faces overwhelming odds, but in the calm when it seems one is personally in complete control of one's life.

Ryan Fitzgerald, meet Walter Mitty?

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Calm, quiet, smooth, devastating

Unlike the rest of us, where "Man finds Bride-to-Be On His Tube"

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Calm, quiet, smooth, devastating

That's sort of what I was thinking OF.

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It takes a gutless mouse to play only when the cat's away.

No love, no friendship, can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark on it forever. ~~ Francois Mocuriac

Confucius say, "He who masturbate into cash register come into money."

An optimist looks at the glass and says it's half full. A pessimist looks at the glass and says it's half empty. A Cubs fan looks at the glass and says, "When's it gonna spill?"

Deus Impetitio Esuritori Nullus