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Congrats Nanandjim to the no drinking and good health!:clap:

Oh my gosh. How incredibly sad. I have always wanted to go to New Orleans. I thought it was just kinda messy (from watching Cops during Mardi Gras) during the Mardis Gras period. Is it always that way? If so, guess I better make new travel plans.....:(

I sure don't...too bad so sad for them...:sick:

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Hope Humpty finds his way home...:(

And unbelievable...and kinda sad...

Duh...:crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

A true So Cal'er.....:dance: Gotta luv ya...

And yes, I'm sure it did/would offend friends, family and themselves personally that you had the nerve to pass such judgement. Yikes, gotta remember to lock those gates to the compound...

Getting 'plowed' on occasion does not make a person an alcoholic. Sorry to all the 'virgin' non-drinkers out there but one can tie one on (even a couple times a month) and NOT be an alcoholic. To one person "fun" might be shopping at the mall. To another "fun" might be getting a buzz and sitting...

Maybe it was just a crazy, hairy woman...:crazy:

I think it'd make dinner a bit more interesting...:)

Is this like when no means yes???

YIKES!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

Nice try....:clap:

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Men and their toys...:crazy:

Any updates?

What an interesting story. A sudden attack of conscience? I wonder if anyone had reported her missing.

Yes, I agree. The panic is almost too much to comprehend. What an awful way to die. And what a cold, uncaring and callous person that could have done such a thing. Scary!