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Old 06-16-2008, 10:51 PM #1
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Default You people have too much time on your hands
Special thread for DM- 600 posts, Cindy- 417 and Sally-243? WOW, that is impressive but holy cow, NONE FOR ME???? just kidding, I just noticed those posts and won't go into them because I am too far behind, it's like watching the last 4 minutes of a 4 hour move and trying to catch up.

DM and Sally I understand but CINDY??? awe come on, lets not stroke her ego that much....!!!!!...
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