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Old 05-13-2008, 11:57 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Yeah. Me three...
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Old 05-13-2008, 11:58 PM   #22 (permalink)
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I see Uphill reading this...
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Yeah I think the movie was a nice attempt to try and be buddies with the future father-in-law. I hope it works. I guess we'll see.

It'll be interesting to see the kind of ammo Uphill brings when Dom comes on the next trip. Gotta wipe that lipstick off there dude - come on, this is life and death
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Yeah I think the movie was a nice attempt to try and be buddies with the future father-in-law. I hope it works. I guess we'll see.
The trouble is, Dom never even met MissUphill until Mojave Road III....

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Yeah I think the movie was a nice attempt to try and be buddies with the future father-in-law. I hope it works. I guess we'll see.
X2, my thoughts exactly
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What? No.


This was a "what can i get away with in the future" test..
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OMG!!! And Larry has only replied once? We love you Larry
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Is this why Larry stopped by tonight to borrow the Benelli 12 gauge semi auto? It's all becoming clear now.

Dom if I was you I would
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Is this why Larry stopped by tonight to borrow the Benelli 12 gauge semi auto? It's all becoming clear now.

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Jason... something tells me skipping through a grassy field won't do much for me.


Unless you got this in mind..
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