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  1. Linda11/2/08, 9:49 AM

    Got it, loud and clear. Tyvm dear friend.

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  2. Anonymous11/2/08, 3:29 PM

    Oh...that was so good!Where did you find that? Oooooh. I get it!

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  3. Iva11/2/08, 9:54 PM

    I actually got it from a dear friend (she knows who she is). I told her 'thank you' and said that this was DEFINITELY blog worthy - and it is!

    So much crap is on YouTube - it's nice to see some good stuff.

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