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globetrotter
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I am very very happy to have this back, and to be free of the trads.
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Jeez, man, go easy on the trads. They're like bees. Don't bother them, they won't bother you. Or is that bears? Anyway, they seem harmless enough.
They've all been put in a separate ward now anyway.
rdawson808
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j,
I was one who asked for the new subforum and I can't even remember the exact name. It included Fine Living, Home, and Design I think. I know it was Fine Living <something>.
Thanks for all of your effort over the last month. It is greatly appreciated. Now I can stop looking at Appreciation-Appreciation and look at shoe-Appreciation.
bob
I was one who asked for the new subforum and I can't even remember the exact name. It included Fine Living, Home, and Design I think. I know it was Fine Living <something>.
Thanks for all of your effort over the last month. It is greatly appreciated. Now I can stop looking at Appreciation-Appreciation and look at shoe-Appreciation.
bob
Dakota rube
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Wow, how nice is it to be back home. As nice as was AAAC, it reminded me of the time I awoke in Winnipeg after a night of alcohol and more potent and chemical intoxicants. Everything looked like home, and the people all seemed like my friends, but, you know, it was just different. Nice to see the usual gang of suspects. Thanks j for the good old college try, and thanks Andy for your hospitality
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Wow, how nice is it to be back home. As nice as was AAAC, it reminded me of the time I awoke in Winnipeg after a night of alcohol and more potent and chemical intoxicants. Everything looked like home, and the people all seemed like my friends, but, you know, it was just different.
Did you check for abdomen scars?
Dakota rube
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You have such a wonderful memory Manton. Gawd I missed this place! BTW, do you think those trousers make ****** look big?
JBZ
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Jeez, man, go easy on the trads. They're like bees. Don't bother them, they won't bother you. Or is that bears? Anyway, they seem harmless enough.
Manton, you just need to stay away from incendiary topics like waist suppression. And try to explain your jokes a little more (that's always fun).
Good to be back. Thanks, j!
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