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Old 08-01-2011, 05:35 PM #5
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for me, there is always a blank i noticed it a long time ago... and it always comes out to ":heart: IN LOVE!" LOL!!!!

thanks Jo for the explanation. i wonder why it is consistently this one that is blank for me.... lol.

Mari... you can't imagine what went through my head when i read the thread title. i thought it was going to be a joke.

as in...

Instructions on How to change mood
  1. Stand on your head.
  2. Wait till most of your blood flows into it.
  3. Get up, walk into the bathroom and stick head and torso under the shower - cold water.
  4. Go to a nice "clean" area in the house and shake the water off like a dog.

NOTICE: Your mood has officially been changed, like it or not!

Whatever mood you were in before, now, you are in a different one!
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