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Old 06-24-2007, 06:18 PM #11
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SS stop looking at TS and past T the brownies.... Finally, someone is so sweet enough around here to hand poor old mashed up T a little old piece of chocolate. Thanks SS..you are the sweetest!

Um...you are going to hand those over right? Over here! I'm over here! Sue?
SUE! Wipe the drool off your face and bring the brownies over. I got some milk!
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