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Old 05-02-2007, 10:43 AM #2
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Yeah.....we're kind of like AMN's "cronies" or "groupies"! She can get a little ornery and crotchety but we love her 'cause she's so much fun! DM and Yeahbut are just the sweetest 'lil darlins...always aimin' to please! And FFM and I, well , we're the ones pointing at them and laughing!! LMAO
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