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That is eight kinds of awesome.
Here's more sentiment!
And, dictators in love!
Nice
I'm partial to Freud's offer of a cigar. Nice link!
We took the family to an Italian semi-fine dining place last night. They have a movie room for the kids so the parents can eat in peace. It was jam-packed last night. Whoever owns that place deserves to be a millionaire.
Rob Alspaugh
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