Menstrual Poetry on MySpace

April 9, 2008 by Holly in Menstrual Poetry

Menstrual Poetry has it’s very own MySpace page. It should have come a lot sooner, but there are now some cool link buttons up and more content is in the making, including a weekly digest of all of the most popular posts here at Menstrual Poetry; so if you can’t check here but you happen to be on MySpace, I got you covered.

Check it out!

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Jenny

it looks great. why can't i make awesome graphics like you do. xD

Trends Depot

Awesome page, keep up the good work!

Mr Article

That's a really cool layout, thanks.

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