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Go East, young woman! 😉
I hear ya about Texas, although my brother was thinking of moving to the Austin area, which he said is kinda young and liberal.
The problem with taping Angie’s mouth is you lose one of her sexiest features, no?
Good luck on your urban quest. Here’s hoping fate gives you a reason.
It probably will be East, Rev. I simply must face the fact that East agrees with me more.
Dammit Nikky!! You’ve got me there. If only there was a way to make her speak only in sonnet. Or at least stop talking about politics.