Investment in the future

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  1. Anonymous5:45 PM

    I thought for sure the second thing his papa told him was going to be to look up the girl's skirt. I'm sorry.

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  2. Doc7:02 PM

    It wasn't until the very end that I realised it wasn't his sister.

    You have to admit, this is a far cry from the goofiness that you usually put up old friend. You really are a diehard romantic, you ol' softy.

    Doc

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  3. SkylersDad7:55 PM

    Don't be sorry Suze, I would have done it!

    Doc: Shhhh, you will give away my secret that I cry at Kodak commercials.

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  4. lacatcuracha5:31 AM

    :)

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  5. Chris the Hippie3:51 PM

    Nice! I gotta fight the habit to simply check your blog and post whatever gem you've found on my own blog...

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