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Old 02-12-2010, 11:38 PM #11
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Doydie,

Oh don’t worry. I wouldn’t have been dead when the housekeeping people came in the next morning, so no CSI. I’m quite a bit tougher than that. I would have, however, been very cranky because I would have needed coffee baaaaad by then.

It is true, though, that one learns from one’s mistakes. I certainly will never be put in that position again.
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