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 Dear Mr. Lavery,
Congratulations. For the fourth year running, you have successfully ruined my Christmas holiday with your untimely release of a most obfuscating, but no less tantalizing, hint. - dubious elise [more] |
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11-02-2008, 16:39
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Re: pic: Rosie on the scale
Man, you guys need to add some sort of extra dead weight or something....We weighed in with everything we had and only came out to 110ish, but guarantee you it WILL weigh within a half a pound of the 120 by the time we're done, even if ballast needs to be added. Great job keeping it that underweight!
Malhon 
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