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Sat Oct-13-07 01:15 AM
Response to Reply #110 |
| 113. Which tense of 'to lead' are you confused by exactly? |
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It is plain and easily explained, the verb 'to lead' is different from the verb 'to plead'.
present tense - "I lead my dog down to the park" and "the lawyer pleads his case in court"
past tense - "the winner led the race from the start" and "the lawyer already plead his case last week"
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| -What's a word that you hate? |
NightWatcher |
Oct-11-07 08:10 PM |
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Heinous. Every crime now is heinous. Can't they think of a synonym? |
Maraya1969 |
Oct-11-07 08:12 PM |
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chilling |
datasuspect |
Oct-11-07 08:20 PM |
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Heinous rules! |
JVS |
Oct-12-07 02:07 PM |
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Deleted message |
Name removed |
Oct-11-07 08:24 PM |
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Bush |
Froward69 |
Oct-11-07 08:26 PM |
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i hate the word BUSH also |
trueblue2007 |
Oct-12-07 09:08 AM |
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Limbaugh. |
Elrond Hubbard |
Oct-11-07 08:27 PM |
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fit |
lips |
Oct-11-07 08:27 PM |
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greasy lardass |
Elrond Hubbard |
Oct-11-07 08:46 PM |
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foment |
ikhor |
Oct-11-07 08:29 PM |
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"Literally" |
ByTheRiver |
Oct-11-07 08:30 PM |
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I'll 2nd that |
Lex |
Oct-11-07 08:47 PM |
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That was literally my first thought too! |
racaulk |
Oct-12-07 12:20 PM |
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hehe |
The Inquisitive |
Oct-12-07 12:53 PM |
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Actually, those aren't the same thing at all |
petronius |
Oct-11-07 08:32 PM |
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It's use is annoying when the speaker |
rakeeb |
Oct-12-07 10:44 AM |
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That's an excellent point - I have seen that usage... |
petronius |
Oct-12-07 11:35 PM |
#107 |
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two words |
lost-in-nj |
Oct-11-07 08:34 PM |
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Dubbya |
KC2 |
Oct-11-07 08:39 PM |
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Embolden |
Orrex |
Oct-11-07 08:46 PM |
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is embolden a real word? |
TheBaldyMan |
Oct-12-07 11:40 PM |
#108 |
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THANK YOU!! |
fudge stripe cookays |
Oct-11-07 09:10 PM |
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moist |
fudge stripe cookays |
Oct-11-07 09:10 PM |
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theatre |
Connonym |
Oct-11-07 09:24 PM |
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I'm kind of the opposite. "Theatre" looks right to me now. |
jtg33 |
Oct-11-07 09:55 PM |
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Here in Canada |
u4ic |
Oct-12-07 12:11 AM |
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"Pleaded", as in "the suspect pleaded guilty". |
dicksteele |
Oct-11-07 09:31 PM |
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I agree, but it's actually spelled "pled" |
Glorfindel |
Oct-11-07 10:11 PM |
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Thank you for the spellcheck! And the moral support. |
dicksteele |
Oct-12-07 07:22 AM |
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No, but you do say that someone "heeded" a warning, or "needed" something, or |
hisownpetard |
Oct-12-07 02:53 PM |
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Actually, pled is wrong, pleaded is correct. |
SteppingRazor |
Oct-12-07 09:41 AM |
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"Pled" was good enough for CRONKITE; the modern AP isn't worthy to kiss MY hairy ass, let alone HIS. |
dicksteele |
Oct-12-07 01:39 PM |
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Cronkite didn't do written reports. |
SteppingRazor |
Oct-12-07 02:01 PM |
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You'll "forgive him"? I'll not even COMMENT on that. Please eMail him about your "forgiveness"... |
dicksteele |
Oct-12-07 02:24 PM |
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Yes, I'll forgive him. |
SteppingRazor |
Oct-12-07 02:45 PM |
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Pled is the word, and the word is PLED. PLED PLED PLED PLED PLED. Deal with it. nm |
dicksteele |
Oct-12-07 04:41 PM |
#102 |
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it's pronounced 'pled' but spelled 'plead' |
TheBaldyMan |
Oct-12-07 11:42 PM |
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Nope. And "led" isn't spelled "lead", either! |
WinkyDink |
Oct-13-07 12:19 AM |
#110 |
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Which tense of 'to lead' are you confused by exactly? |
TheBaldyMan |
Oct-13-07 01:15 AM |
#113 |
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. |
SteppingRazor |
Oct-14-07 11:08 AM |
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Language may be a living, evolving thing, but grammar is still spelled "grammar". n/m |
IntravenousDemilo |
Oct-14-07 11:33 AM |
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It's g-r-a-m-m-a-r. You need to check your speeling. (sic) n/t |
hisownpetard |
Oct-12-07 02:56 PM |
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Mai Speeling waives it's pryvate partts att yer antyies! nm |
dicksteele |
Oct-12-07 04:21 PM |
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I just checked my Oxford, and both are acceptable. |
IntravenousDemilo |
Oct-14-07 11:40 AM |
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'went' for 'said' |
trof |
Oct-12-07 04:38 PM |
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AAARGH!!!!!!!!!! |
dicksteele |
Oct-12-07 08:19 PM |
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I agree! |
IntravenousDemilo |
Oct-14-07 11:46 AM |
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Liaise |
KamaAina |
Oct-11-07 09:32 PM |
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"issues" |
IDemo |
Oct-11-07 09:40 PM |
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assume --- as in assume the position |
Tuesday Afternoon |
Oct-11-07 09:40 PM |
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emboldened.. |
likesmountains 52 |
Oct-11-07 09:41 PM |
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"Like" used every other word. "I was like...." and "he was like...." |
txwhitedove |
Oct-11-07 09:43 PM |
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The "F" word |
johnnie |
Oct-11-07 09:49 PM |
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I was thinking "Fox" |
IDemo |
Oct-11-07 09:50 PM |
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hate |
Inchworm |
Oct-11-07 09:51 PM |
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Someday............ |
bushwentawol |
Oct-11-07 10:00 PM |
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"Humungous" - it's a totally worthless word |
Glorfindel |
Oct-11-07 10:15 PM |
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"Folks." |
WinkyDink |
Oct-11-07 11:13 PM |
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belligerant |
skinnyjeans |
Oct-11-07 11:28 PM |
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Divulge |
bob_weaver |
Oct-11-07 11:30 PM |
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Mellow |
Gilligan |
Oct-11-07 11:33 PM |
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Irregardless |
CreekDog |
Oct-11-07 11:48 PM |
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Gak!!!! |
SacredCow |
Oct-12-07 08:11 AM |
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Irregardless is not even a word. |
Lasher |
Oct-12-07 08:14 AM |
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Like fingernails on a chalk board |
Rambis |
Oct-12-07 08:18 AM |
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Hate... words...?? |
Oeditpus Rex |
Oct-11-07 11:50 PM |
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reasonable |
Southpawkicker |
Oct-11-07 11:53 PM |
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Troubador. It just sounds ugly. |
BlueIris |
Oct-12-07 12:27 AM |
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Hey, ugly or not, some of us need that word. |
JVS |
Oct-12-07 02:08 PM |
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It's much prettier with an -our at the end. |
IntravenousDemilo |
Oct-14-07 11:53 AM |
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Word. |
DarkTirade |
Oct-12-07 07:36 AM |
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I don't hate words, but I hate quite a few phrases... |
AspieGrrl |
Oct-12-07 07:46 AM |
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Also "speaks to," as in "Her tragic story speaks to the issues of race and class in America." |
bob_weaver |
Oct-12-07 09:28 AM |
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did someone say hiLLary yet? |
sniffa |
Oct-12-07 08:05 AM |
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"Grow" as used in "Grow a business" |
HERVEPA |
Oct-12-07 08:16 AM |
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YEEEAAAAHH. First person I ever heard use it that way was Bush, and I thought - |
hisownpetard |
Oct-12-07 03:01 PM |
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"Putting food on your family" |
marzipanni |
Oct-13-07 12:55 AM |
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only one.... |
malta blue |
Oct-12-07 09:10 AM |
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They use that word on "Dead Like Me" |
Tyler Durden |
Oct-12-07 09:25 AM |
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I don't necessarily equate it with being "dirty" |
malta blue |
Oct-12-07 09:35 AM |
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Well, the only thing I can say about that is.... |
Tyler Durden |
Oct-12-07 10:50 AM |
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LOL |
malta blue |
Oct-12-07 11:03 AM |
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Maybe you just slipped up... |
Tyler Durden |
Oct-12-07 11:06 AM |
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aaaaaaahhhhh |
malta blue |
Oct-12-07 11:26 AM |
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Rough here too. My sinus are shot. |
Tyler Durden |
Oct-12-07 12:04 PM |
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Bless you |
bigwillq |
Oct-12-07 09:11 AM |
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I say "salud" too. |
malta blue |
Oct-12-07 09:12 AM |
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Well aren't we cool!? |
bigwillq |
Oct-12-07 09:17 AM |
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Why, yes as a matter of fact we are.... |
malta blue |
Oct-12-07 09:25 AM |
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"Gesundheit" is nice. |
IntravenousDemilo |
Oct-14-07 11:57 AM |
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YUMMY!!!!! |
danagsk8 |
Oct-12-07 09:23 AM |
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"fixin' to" |
ceile |
Oct-12-07 09:25 AM |
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As soon as I read this I knew |
dist22dem |
Oct-14-07 11:23 AM |
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Also, any of the idiotic "trendy" words made by adding "age" to a noun. Particularly "Signage". |
dicksteele |
Oct-12-07 09:57 AM |
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In addition to the "-age" thing, I'd also like to ban changing nouns to verbs by adding "-ize" |
SteppingRazor |
Oct-12-07 02:04 PM |
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Yup! That's the same people as the ones saying "signage"! |
dicksteele |
Oct-12-07 02:43 PM |
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"Doobage" is nice, though, at least in theory. I could use some doobage right now. n/m |
IntravenousDemilo |
Oct-14-07 12:01 PM |
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"Pundit," mispronounced by 99% of talking heads as "punDINT." |
hisownpetard |
Oct-12-07 10:36 AM |
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I hate the word |
jasonc |
Oct-12-07 10:37 AM |
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"administrate" which is not even a word. |
MnFats |
Oct-12-07 10:52 AM |
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"Disgruntled." It is an affront to my sense of symmetry that there is no "gruntled." n/t |
qnr |
Oct-12-07 10:56 AM |
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Deleted message |
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Oct-12-07 11:05 AM |
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"Hate" |
Jokerman |
Oct-12-07 11:09 AM |
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"Meme" and nearly every other slangish word that "journalists" use to make themselves sound hip |
LSdemocrat |
Oct-12-07 11:29 AM |
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Such as? |
SteppingRazor |
Oct-12-07 02:07 PM |
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I notice Newsweek doing stuff like this most often |
LSdemocrat |
Oct-12-07 02:59 PM |
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Ah! Yeah, that is annoying. |
SteppingRazor |
Oct-12-07 03:20 PM |
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Poignant |
Sequoia |
Oct-12-07 11:45 AM |
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Pro-active. nt |
Javaman |
Oct-12-07 12:00 PM |
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Yes! This is the one! Had to hear it constantly in school! |
WinkyDink |
Oct-13-07 12:21 AM |
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Awesome. |
MilesColtrane |
Oct-12-07 12:12 PM |
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Nuke-you-ler |
Greyskye |
Oct-12-07 01:44 PM |
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Clooney. nt. |
IndianaJones |
Oct-12-07 01:45 PM |
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Death. Just not an "up" word. |
Perry Logan |
Oct-12-07 02:11 PM |
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I don't even want to print it |
Mad_Dem_X |
Oct-12-07 02:28 PM |
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"Especially a man"...? |
IntravenousDemilo |
Oct-14-07 12:03 PM |
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irregardless |
redqueen |
Oct-12-07 02:45 PM |
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Deleted message |
Name removed |
Oct-12-07 02:50 PM |
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boots |
Bucky |
Oct-12-07 03:02 PM |
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nouns turned into verbs. |
Perragrande |
Oct-12-07 03:16 PM |
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Evangelical |
Joey Liberal |
Oct-12-07 04:22 PM |
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"Impact" |
FloridaJudy |
Oct-12-07 05:00 PM |
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twat |
Va Lefty |
Oct-12-07 05:22 PM |
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Pussy n/t |
mentalsolstice |
Oct-12-07 06:47 PM |
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My hates are more related to idiom and so, are fascist at bottom. |
sfexpat2000 |
Oct-13-07 01:19 AM |
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Zit. n/t |
I Have A Dream |
Oct-13-07 09:13 AM |
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A few |
dist22dem |
Oct-14-07 12:20 PM |
#125 |