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Old 07-27-2007, 11:20 AM #5
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I thought you were talking about something in the 60's, I wouldn't
know, i till upset our man TS was here when i was in the hospital.
I was in the hospital yesterday and last night, pleaseee don't say
Brain Talk let him out again. Oh i was thinking of mood rings,hey i
still got mine would do you want to know??? I can't see my foot.
Sue
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