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Old 06-25-2007, 03:34 PM #10
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Taffy sitting here sucking down her Pepsi and laughing!

You guys crack me up!
No. No. No. You have to participate! You can't just sit there and suck on that Pepsi and NOT play!

This is a serious forum! No laughing, smiling, smirking or giggling aloud!

What am I talking about?

Those brownies that were recklessly thrown around earlier were laced!

Can I have some more?
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