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June 27th 06, 11:39 PM
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Hey what happen to small superplanetary mirrors?
There's always doing a mirror yourself. Nice relaxing grinding and
polishing of a mirror willl also keep the wife happy. -- Why do penguins walk so far to get to their nesting grounds? 
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June 28th 06, 12:38 AM
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Hey what happen to small superplanetary mirrors?
"Bob May" wrote in message
. .. There's always doing a mirror yourself. Nice relaxing grinding and polishing of a mirror willl also keep the wife happy. There are two items that might make the wife unhappy - pitch and red rouge. Why do penguins walk so far to get to their nesting grounds? A quirk of evolution - so the youngsters will be in the right place when the ice melts in the sping. Clear skies, Alan
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