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Old 01-11-2007, 02:40 AM #1
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Grin Early Birds Part Deux

chirp chirp...tweet tweet

wake up you sleepy heads. rise and shine!

ok...never mind. the sun isn't up here yet. i thought i'd give you my happy ole yappy self to welcome you this morning. ain't that nice? you thought you"d have a peaceful morning until i logged on. HA! fooled ya huh?

so where have y'all been? hiding out in chemars birdhouse by the pond? playing in alffe's mud puddles? ahhhh...catching a tan with lara!!!
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