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  1. Right MindedApril 26, 2012 at 7:35 AM

    Well, I've never read your profile, so given the apparent rule of inverse proportionality, I must like you an awful lot.

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  2. Recce RiflemanApril 26, 2012 at 4:38 PM

    Right Minded - I've known you almost 10 years... you have no need to read my profile. you know a lot of the stuff missing from it.

    But I'm sure that's true of some of my other readers who are close friends or family.

    Come to think of it, the only people who would be trying to "learn about me" would be the haters... so point proven again! :)

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