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dustbunnie Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Apr-28-09 05:12 PM
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71. I have to remember to use more smilies or temper my words.


:) It sounded more serious than I meant it. I personally can't laugh, but totally agree that first of all, it gets squeamish, in-denial-women to get informed or give, plus the guys love it and will stick a hand in the pocket, so what's not to like? Maybe my post header obliterated everything else I said.

And I know laughter makes a huge difference in the way people live their lives, so again, I didn't mean to make it sound so prudish/poop-headed. (I'm the last one who could be called prudish.) And I'm sorry you've lost your mother as well.
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