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Old 08-02-2012, 02:48 PM #35
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Smile You're not a pain, Andy!
Hey Andy, you're not being a pain at all! Actually, your questions are helping me, as I weigh the pros and cons of getting the permanent implant. Many times when I read your posts, I find myself thinking, "Oh yeah! I was wondering about that, too!" So, thanks for asking questions, and never worry that you're being a pain or a pest!
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