And the wife said, Redial. Redial. Redial.

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Mark
November 30, 2004, 6:25 pm

Hummm, I can remember years ago a couple ladies I “knew” that kept their pagers on vibrate …. ;o)
The location of said pagers at any given time was ….. well, intimate.

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