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Weather Lawyer his should shake things up a bit in your world
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070101/...retary_general

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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:

Weather Lawyer his should shake things up a bit in your world
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070101/...retary_general


This is the stuff that nettiquette suggests should be taken to e-mail
(where I believe you are confined to the junk locker.)

Any early predictions?


Wake up you dolt.

I spent an hour writing one up. (62 minutes to be exact.) If you were
that interested you'd have found it by now instead of carrying your ck
around in your mouth as though it is some sort of a juicy bone.

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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:

Weather Lawyer his should shake things up a bit in your world
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070101/...retary_general


This is the stuff that nettiquette suggests should be taken to e-mail
(where I believe you are confined to the junk locker.)

Any early predictions?


Wake up you dolt.

I spent an hour writing one up. (62 minutes to be exact.) If you were
that interested you'd have found it by now instead of carrying your ck
around in your mouth as though it is some sort of a juicy bone.


If ck means what I think it does thanks for the compliment.




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