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Old 12-01-2007, 05:55 PM #25
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Default Billye?
That's one huge GOTCHA?

I far more like it when docs do say...80% this, 18% that, then the 'other
2%'? And then further take [Dang it why don't they?] into consideration all those other minor [to them] issues? Isn't that what 'informed consent' is supposed to be about? But then, 'mostly' they DO tell you, but you just can't take it in.....I surely wish you could just 'loose' that little devil naturally tho! Gentle 's as well. This is soo well, SOO! - j
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