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Posted by rustyj14 on August 16, 2006 at 13:22:41 from (71.245.188.184):
In Reply to: Cowman update posted by Sloroll on August 14, 2006 at 15:02:08:
Yeah, ya can't always tell how nice a girl looks by talking to her over the phone! To wit: I had to call the local Cadillac dealer once for/ about some parts. the girl who answered the phone had the seziest voice, oh my, really nice. I asked a friend who worked there how she looked. He described a lovely beauty, almost as nice as Lana Turner, or Betty Grable! (Tells ya how old i am!) But that was 50 yrs. ago! so, next time i went to pick up parts, my friend who worked there introduced me to the fattest, ugliest woman i had ever laid my eyes on! And, that ended any idea of getting to know her! UGH and double UGH! Any way, its good to hear that Cowman is recovering! May he have many years of life left, to enjoy! Rustyj
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