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	Lovable Lumps

debbyski

5-20-2008 8:35 AM

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5-20-2008 9:24 AM

tanyamm

Awwww I want one. I can keep it in my bathtub.

5-20-2008 9:36 AM

michellezm

What an interesting read. Tks.

5-20-2008 9:38 AM

swampfoxz

A walrus really likes to be blown in the face

So many jokes here and so little time.

5-20-2008 1:38 PM

tanyamm

Come on swamp, tell some. Nice clip Debby the walrus pictured sort of reminds me of one of my grandfathers. He was a sweetheart.

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