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Latest post Sat, Sep 6 2008 4:47 PM by Madhulk. 2 replies.
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Madhulk  +  563141 Sat, 06 Sep 08 03:05 PM
 Hey, so good news.
CIark is back from the Twin Cities...
...so I'm just gonna drop off my rewrite
and head over and say heIIo.

So I'II, uh, send him your warmest?(regadrs?)
Madhulk
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Philip  +  563169 Sat, 06 Sep 08 04:41 PM
Yes, but I detect some sarcasm in the statement.
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Madhulk  +  563173 Sat, 06 Sep 08 04:47 PM
Maybe. Clark sometimes likes to joke with that girl.

Thanks, Philip! 
Madhulk
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