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05-12-2002, 08:47 PM

Michael's mom Michael's mom is offline

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Join Date: Mar 2002

Location: Virginia, USA

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Karsten, your English is fine! It could be my old and clunky dinosaur of a computer, but I get to the English site, and I see pooh and the new button - that's all, then I clicked on the new button and I locked up...I'll try from work next week. I can't wait though. I tried last month when you posted, but couldn't get through then either. I love your posts though! Take care, Sue

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