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6 comments:
Oh. my. goodness.
hahaha!
Splort! :-D
This post should come with a "Do-not-read-whilst-drinking-hot-beverage" warning.
The line before that is where her husband asks, "Hey baby, what's your signs?"
The irony, oh the irony....
Brilliant. Just brilliant.
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