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July 16, 2008

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Pete Wilson

Hey Mark. I had a great time hanging with C.C. I can tell God is up to some cool things there.

However, I've always been a fan of you guys. Your music and ministry have had a huge impact on my life.

Thanks for building into me so that when given the chance I could build into C.C. I love the way God arranges things like this.

Ronni

wow. I grew up with the guys from Poison. Mechanicsburg PA. My aunt dated Rikki and I helped his dad sell Poison stuff at the local swap meets back then... Larry would pay me in stuff. LOL. I had too many tshirts. Memories.

I wish him well. Wow.

Heather

Poison is my favorite Metal band by far!!! Especially "Give Me Something To Believe In" and, believe it or not, "Unskinny Bop". I loved that song before I knew what it meant, lol.

Wendy

How amazing is God???? I can't wait to tell my husband. Poison is one of his favorite bands! He is going to be thrilled!

Iain MacKinnon

That's insane! I was a huge Poison fan back in the day (still kinda fond of them, truth be told!). I'd love to hear his story...

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