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Old 02-12-2008, 12:30 PM #1
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Default I have a question.....

Yesterday I got an email with a video attached...it was hysterical IMO and I'd love to share it but not sure if I can post it here. It is from the show Whose Line Is It Anyway and it stars Richard Simmons. I'm not a fan of Richard Simmons but I have to admit it made my day when I saw it, I laughed til I had tears in my eyes! So many of us have seemed to feeling blah and crappy that I thought this might make y'all laugh too. I wanted to ask first before posting it. What do y'all think, would it be okay?


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