I don't know about you....
Re: Same bullet and same reasoning ha ha! -- hamzen	Top of thread		Forum

Posted by: NAR ® 12/22/2004, 11:25:02 Author Profile Edit Alert Moderators

But I've never hung my hat on being "popular."  So, my requirement for extraordinary proof may not be a "popular one," but who cares?  Obviously, you feel the same way!  I'll bet you weren't a "popular one" in school, either........ except possibly with the teachers

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