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Old 08-15-2010, 09:37 PM #16
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Thumbs up Ooooo Does this equate to red or blue?
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SO! This would make you 'right' ButtBuzzer.......as opposed to being a 'wrong' one.....

......btw, "Heckles" do count as posts........ so feel free to remind me that my humor really is a cover-up for lack of intelligence.
A right butt buzzer as opposed to a left butt buzzer? Sounds almost political?!? I am a right buzzer. Properly aligned I reckon.......

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