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October 29, 2007

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Dragonfang18

I would get two, and program them to move me around the house at specific hours. All I have to do is just get on and stand. LOL

Dragonfang18

I would get two, and program them to move me around the house at specific hours. All I have to do is just get on and stand. LOL

Dragonfang18

sorry about double post, my computer is glitchy today, so I thought the first click didnt work.

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