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At least, we know now that you come by it honestly.raebates said:Then again, Dad never did look or act his age.
The last time I was near misses, it was prom at my girlfriend's all-girls high school.raebates said:It's really kind of weird. He and I have had lots of "near misses." It's surprising we haven't met before now.
As for your friend, I'm glad he got someone to record his wife's reactions. Priceless!
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