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Now what? We get to smack Sandy?

Uh, Ok....Smack!


Oh Sal Gal....So many of us feel crappy right now and ms has rear its very ugly head, including me! But don't let it win by leaving here for awhile. Stay and be crabby with me.

Come on. We can crank together. It will be fun!

((((((Sal Gal)))))
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