mystical_breeze answered Saturday October 8 2005, 11:23 am: <!-- begin code provided by createblog.com -->
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^^ That's the code for it. Where us says "Chage here" put in the word you want to replace the comment and eprop. Then copy and paste in into your look and feel on your xanga, in Website Stats.
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