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  1. March 31st, 2005, 12:28 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Piper
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    Does that make it a complex paph?

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    LOL yep that's what I was hinting at !
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    so when the mericlones come out...

    full name: Paph psycho "Zit"


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    (of course we all know that paphs at this stage still cannot be mericloned.. just wanted to clarify that) (reason for edit)
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    Quote Originally Posted by bench72
    so when the mericlones come out...

    full name: Paph psycho "Zit"


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    LOL....very appropriate !! Hopefully his condition will "clear" up next blooming !
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    OMG... Imagine the raised eyebrows at the Judging Centers when they come across *that* one....
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