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Okay, I'm getting weird. Chloe is at my feet and chewing on a cloth toy (now she is doing the head shake, pretty funny (she is a dog and all)).

The video of Joe Cocker (I was going to say great name but....) is classic... and he acts like people THINK people with TBI act... it is so wrong, but the video is so right...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQDakdp5WZ0

I hope you all like it, 3 million people have watched it already.
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