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Old 04-19-2008, 12:40 AM #1
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Default Lol!!!
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Originally Posted by Twinkletoes View Post
I see Moose already came to your rescue. I wuz gonna offer my Dad -- he's 94 and single.

Well, you wanted an OLD friend, right? And he's crazy about choccy milk!!!
Darn the luck!!!! Could be too many cooks in the kitchen... I am assuming that is the room we are talking about?!?!

Now, how can a girl still be sad after this??????

This place is TOO MUCH!!!
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