Re: [Pic]Old Woman that Lived in a Shoe
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mikechat-MJP said > On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 23:11:50 -0500, lgbeard <non...@cherther.nut> wrote: > >>Think i read the story about 10 times to the little one. > all those kids, > no husband, > poor woman She's a product of the US Welfare State. .-------------------------------. | Democratic Identification | | Card | | .---. | | | @ @ | License to have all | | | < | the kids I want and | | | \ / | have everyone else | | '---' pay. | | (and still bitch too)| '-------------------------------'
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Subject: Re: [Pic]Old Woman that Lived in a Shoe
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