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  1. January 16th, 2012, 04:16 PM #11
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    Hmm, I don't know, Alex, I think you should get rid of that and get yourself something nicer. I'll pm you my address so you send that "eye sore" to me to make room for something else.
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    well it's rather small, and not very healthy... LOL! Just kidding...
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    I like the green! It's a plus that it smells good too.
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    Beautiful, love this green color of petals and sepals, and I especially like white and soft pink lip - amazing!
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    Thank you for the kind words guys, it's very fragrant too, a very sweet scent.
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    Very sutble, very nice. AL
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