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Old 06-13-2009, 08:09 AM #11
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I had the AC on last night, and a thin blankie on me. I woke up with the cat shivering and me roasting. Its like laying next to a furnace. I was burning up next to a full blast AC!

Maybe I can take the roast to be with me at night, and it will be fully cooked in the am. whaddya think?
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