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Old 12-25-2009, 12:18 PM #11
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Heart Hi Rhiannon
been a while...

i saw that sort of drinking in university in the US... it is scary. people grow out of it later... at least some do. others end up with an alcohol problem and/or all sorts of health problems.

regarding your noisy neighbours i'm wondering if your partner could go over and have a quick word... might get their attention, lol.

hope you are well... haven't seen you around in the longest time.



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