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WOW! 22 inches of snow in the NE.

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Old 12-21-2009, 04:51 AM #1
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Yea right.
Now we gotta just get out stuff In.
Before hand......

Let's see the the shoppih' list.

Well,
It might not be right with this past week,,,,


Ya know,
Some
Bread,
Milk
lunch meats.
PB & Jelly
Vodka
Milk,

and since I advised my buddy to buy an Audi,

Vodka,
OJ,
Milk, and,
Milk.

it's all good.

So long as he's got petrol...

:^)



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