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Posted by John A. on May 16, 2006 at 17:13:35 from (65.161.170.82):
In Reply to: Wimmins posted by Michael Soldan on May 16, 2006 at 13:50:34:
Michael, You jump on out there, Big Boy! You skate out on that thin ice and see how much symphthy(MS) you get from US!!! I am not evvvven going there. She has been your Team Partner for 38 yrs, And she knows when she is gettin taken advantage of! Had that Stroke done its worst, and She had to be doing those chores,,,,She would be doing it...No Questions Asked. That question jerked her ever-so-close to the possibility of what could have happen, To YOU! You better love up and be nice for a while for that little stroke made a 9.9 earth quake in her world. Just my observation as an Ins Agent low these many yrs. I am not trying to be rude, or crude, or pic an argument. For I have the up most respect for all here. Just take care of your self. Later, John A.
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