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Old 07-28-2009, 09:06 AM #11
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well, call me crazy but I think you need to go to the party store and buy balloons and a tank of helium. You can take the tank with you and make funny noises all down the street. It will give your neighbors something to talk about.
But Crazy, I did the balloons, but cars kept dumping toddlers on me, thinking I was the party!! And who told you I make funny noises??
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