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Old 02-04-2013, 08:52 PM #1
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c'mon, lighten up!
i posted that mainly since it seemed amusing, not for everyone go start chewing gum.
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c'mon, lighten up!
i posted that mainly since it seemed amusing, not for everyone go start chewing gum.
I did not at all mean that literally.

That was lightened up; I thought after reading Dianna's thread we could use a little levity here. I was just kidding. Guess I did not choose the right emoticon.
Sorry if I offended anyone.

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