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If somebody gives me instructions, I will try again.Originally Posted by iammatt
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Step 3: make her open the box
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Step 1: cut a hole in a boxOriginally Posted by gdl203
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+1Originally Posted by texas_jack
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and that's the way you do it!"). It's better than a diamond ring ("that sort of gift don't mean anything"), a car (because his lover needs something to "let you know you're my shining star"), or "a house in the hills" (because "a girl like you needs something real"). It is also suitable for any holiday or occasion: Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and even "over at your parents' house" and "midday at the grocery store
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This is in response to the BigP dissing of today... Here's some not-so-unwanted attention!Originally Posted by gdl203
At least it basically fits you. On me, the lugs would hang over the sides of my wrists and look ridiculous.
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The second Journe is sooo sweet, as are the photography skills. Welcome back.
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