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  1. July 3rd, 2007, 05:50 AM #11
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    A good slap with a wet fish never did me any harm! LOL (only joking!) Judi
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    Quote Originally Posted by JUDIUK View Post
    A good slap with a wet fish never did me any harm! LOL (only joking!) Judi
    I dont mind the fresh ones. Its the frozen ones to the noggin that tends to smart a lot.
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