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• 3. 7333 541-753
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• 5. (256) 760-9759
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• Which rappers have their phone numbers leaked for the world to see?

  Here are some phone numbers that got leaked for the world to see. Soulja Boy – In a nasty dispute between popular struggle rappers, Chief Keef put SB’s phone number on Twitter. Tae Heckard – Thanks to the petty guru Teyana Taylor, everyone knows Tae’s number.

• Who is ’something’ in Dream A Little Dream?

  In Dream a Little Dream that ‘something’ was the sweetest little 5 year old boy who stole my heart within minutes of starting the book. For me Edward was at the heart of this story. He was the precious son of Rachel Stone’s and the little boy that would help mend Gabriel Bonner’s heart. There was more sadness in this one than in the others.

• When did Dream A Little Dream of me come out in Australia?

  In Australia the Go-Set Top 40 chart ranked Dream a Little Dream of Me at #1 for the weeks of 4 & 11 September 1968. Dream a Little Dream was released as a single in Europe in 1992 - credited to the Mamas and the Papas and featuring that group’s #1 hit Monday, Monday as the B-side - to reach #5 in Germany and #22 in Switzerland.

• Who sings Dream A Little Dream?

  Instead of going the obvious or the simple way it might have gone, it goes to a very interesting and new sounding key. Over the years, Dream a Little Dream has been recorded by Kate Smith, Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald.

• What does Melin Chigwell’s leaked voice note say?

  A leaked voice note, apparently sent on behalf of the management of the Melin Chigwell, has gone viral on social media drawing widespread criticism and concerns. In the message, a voice tells staff any money given to them by customers “belongs to the restaurant.”