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2 comments:
Read past the first post before you decide to sound off.
Then re-assess the purpose of the post your questioning, especially considering that it is a direct quote from the linked site.
ok, ok. you're right.
I guess his first post really threw me off... I still don't get it unless it's sarcasm.
Scrolling on down though, I spent the last twenty minutes reading. Interesting stuff, scary too about converts.
it is a direct quote from the linked site. OOPS. Now I get it.
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