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  1. RoWin7
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    You're brilliant, Brink. I also suspect you're retired. Do you run eightforums and tenforums single-handedly too?

    About the skinny white body and strange head--they do great things with plastic surgery these days...
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  3. Brink
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    I'm glad it could help Rochelle.

    Yep, I'm over at eightforums.com and tenforums.com as well with a bunch of other great folks. :)

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