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Tony made me do it.

Since I had to set up an account to comment on my neighbors blog, the world will here my voice for at least a few weeks.

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Tony Alva said…
Welcome aboard! Great photo...
4:41 PM, April 04, 2006
Chrispy said…
Hey man! It's Chris from Brooklyn. Welcome to wonderful world of blogs.

How's the dog? Give the family my best wishes and GIT THAT PATIO READY FOR FOOTBALL SEASON.
12:55 PM, April 05, 2006
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