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Old 01-29-2010, 01:02 PM #24
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Hmm, I have one of those too! If you find any use for them let me know....I have a few ideas....biodegradable insulation? Dust mites for research purposes? budget hair replacements? With three labradors, we have quite a few dust bunnies and they seem to breed, quite fast! I am chasing them with the Swiffer all the time. As fast as I get them 'adopted' out, I have more!
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