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Old 11-25-2010, 01:07 AM #1
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Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Day. Let's give thanks for all the good things we do have in our lives

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Yes, Happy Thanksgiving to all of you, my goofy, lovable, compassionate friends.

And to my Canadian and friends from outside the US, what the heck, you have a very happy thanksgiving also.
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Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Day. Let's give thanks for all the good things we do have in our lives

AMEN!! Happy Thanksgiving All.

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