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Old 05-27-2007, 02:12 PM #15
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That is SO cool!! I'll have to get me some of those!
Chris....as for me....I need something more permanent to get the message across to my inlaws.....they are rather dense. I'm thinking a tattoo on my behind....a set of kissy lips on one cheek and the word THIS on the other cheek!
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