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Old 05-28-2007, 07:24 PM #1
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Originally Posted by AfterMyNap View Post
Too bad there's no dingbat theme!!
wish I could get that stupid song out of my head... "She's got M sclerosis eyes..."
Who are you calling a Dingbat?

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If there was a chocolate theme, that's what Taffy would choose. Or Pepsi!

Uh Huh! You got it!
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