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Old 05-29-2011, 01:40 AM #10
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I am always slapping something on my leg that isn't there! Add to that the floater in my right eye that looks like a tiny spider dropping down in front of me all the time . . .

No wonder I don't get much done all day!

Anyone else get the itchies? Just general itchy skin, but no reason?




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