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Old 01-06-2009, 08:29 AM #7
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Sorry - I am just a little heated still!......Again- I apologize for the sarcastic remarks and this is so long......In the meantime, hubby took the darts away from me. Hehe.
Lindkaye,

Go ahead and vent. That's partly what this forum is for. We can get things off of our chest. We have all been there.

I'm glad your husband confiscated your 'missles'.

Mike
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