Re: The adventures of Flatfish, episosde 2, part 1/2
Taliszanna wrote: > > On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, GreyCloud wrote: > > > > Hey, Terry, you look more like me than I thought! We must be the same > > age. > > 54 here. (Maybe a bit older, but I'm looking at the grey like I've > > got.) > > Not that there is anything wrong with grey hair, of course... I > possess quite a bit of it and I'm only 21. > Wife likes the silver shot in the hair. She thinks its sexy, and I'm looking at it as getting older.
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