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Dirk van Ulden said:
Greg - thank you for this wake up call. It is relevant for many of us in similar situations.
Dirk van Ulden said:
Well - good for you but that unicum is still not convincing.
LittleFoot said:
LittleFoot said:
I challenge you to challenge me, Terence.
LittleFoot said:
Voting is for children. Politics is WWE - Hollywood for ugly people.
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