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Old 02-08-2007, 06:51 PM #1
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Default Get the itchies?
Every once in a while I will put on clothes and suddenly all I can think to do is get out of them they make me itch so much. I just want to walk around naked but I would scare people!
I have had on two shirts and two different pairs of pants to find something that won't itch so much. This happens to me on occasion and I wondered if this strange FM thing happened to others as well.
Ah the life being in an FM body!
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