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Cirsium

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Sun Jan 12, 2025, 02:35 PM

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I knew that you were... littlemissmartypants Sunday #3

...and I, in turn, appreciate your obvious intelligence and support. Thanx. NNadir Sunday #7

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I'm very sure that's true. There are so many of these disasters now, that we tend to forget individual cases unless... NNadir Sunday #20

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Agreed. speak easy Sunday #29

True Cirsium Sunday #35

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