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I wonder if she realizes that

Posted By: sm on 2006-03-08
In Reply to: Not the poster above, but that's how I met this - Laurie

she's really not doing anyone any favors. I must have more experience than she, because I tell anyone asking me advice about this field these three words - Don't do it! Best advice anyone can give! LOL.


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