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and then the professional pictures we had taken.

 he gave me the I think 3 by 5 shots, but I never ordered.  They really weren't that good.

Hounded me to pay him for them/  finally I gave in.  I think it was a hundred dollars.

no idea where they are today.

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  1. what about Beth's dendist as a child, a whole year sending me bills, and she was Hawk-I. don't blame me. But I gave in and paid it.

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  2. Sheri, how mad were they another time when you only bought one a 10 by 13. pretty fucking mad.

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