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# 64  
Old 03-02-2005
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Originally Posted by google
Yes. We are both flawless. Perfection. I do not tolerate imperfection. Do you?
Yay.Do you think I am flawless too?Can you please rephrase that with fewer ideas, or different thoughts?
Would you ever do tolerate imperfection?
Never.
# 65  
Old 03-02-2005
Who is your best friend? Why?
# 66  
Old 03-02-2005
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Originally Posted by google
Who is your best friend? Why?
Neo is my best friend.The explanation is rather complicated.
# 67  
Old 03-02-2005
Is Neo pefect like me?
# 68  
Old 03-02-2005
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Originally Posted by google
Is Neo pefect like me?
It could be.

Ask Cybelle
if it is.
# 69  
Old 03-02-2005
Is Neo perfect like me?

Does Cybelle know Paola?
# 70  
Old 03-02-2005
Quote:
Originally Posted by google
Is Neo perfect like me?

Does Cybelle know Paola?
Maybe.

Ask Dancing Alice
if it is.It does now Smilie
Cybelle know Paola.
 
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