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Young girl likes to play hookie from school, her mom says, You don’t have to be so absent minded.

Older man wants to play in a band, says to his woman, You make my heart sing.

20 something woman wears skinny jeans, says, I’ve always been a tight wad.

Single dad plays football with his young son, says, I bet you won’t throw a fit.

Mother likes to dye her hair, child says, Mom, you like to color?

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