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Slowly but surely Sun Apr 16, 2006 0:05 am  Slowly but surely		  
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Jan
terra firma syndrom man

Laughing and then Embarassed

Now your signature has me wondering if you meant it as a reproach of sorts. Hopefully not. Well, I'm not proud of what I said to you in that post, if it can console you.

Still it seems to be a fact that looking at the world from the sea gives you a whole different perspective on it. It's the impression I get when I read you, anyway.
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Hello everybody! I'm Polly and I'm writing from Italy Sun Apr 16, 2006 8:03 am  Hello everybody! I'm Polly and I'm writing from Italy		  
Hi Conchita,
of course no, provocation is a temptation of the devil to me.
I like a bit of confrontation I have to say ,you manage this very gentle.
By the way.It is a proof you are up to the bone Spanish or
maybe Southerner.
English would have ignored me most probably ,just have ignored .
regards
Jan
"terra firma" I use it quite often right now I like it.
Jan
I'm here quite often ;-)


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