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He hasn't cleaned that room of his in a month | Meaning of "showdown time"

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#1 (permalink) Sat Dec 20, 2008 16:15 pm Just Nerves: All part of the cool Turkey experience...

JUST NERVES. ALL PART OF THE COOL TURKEY EXPERIENCE. BUT IF NERVES WAS IT WAS HOW COME HE FELT THIS ODD SLEEPINESS STEALING OVER HIM-ood because he should have been itchy ditsy feeling that urge to squirm and scratch that came before the actual shakes

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