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Old 11-22-2007, 11:03 AM #34
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It's Turkey Day!
A happy day to all! I wish you all could be here with me and I would stuff you silly!

(actually Taffy is looking for a guinea pig to try the Soy milk pumpkin pie!)

FG? You have cut the cord from your laptop and left it home? Put a star on the calendar!
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