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9/22 #2
I think I am just going to move everything out of my way & relax & play with my project today.........
I think I am just going to move everything out of my way & relax & play with my project today.........
slm" data-source="post: 18592939" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Indeed it is. Happy Equinox, everyone!slm said:
9/22_#4
@liblue1 Sounds like a good way to spend the day!
@CountBoredom Happy fall to you too!
And happy fall to all of Treefam! I hope you have a good day!
@liblue1 Sounds like a good way to spend the day!
@CountBoredom Happy fall to you too!
And happy fall to all of Treefam! I hope you have a good day!
9/22 - 3: Okay, time to relax some..... Hope your days are good.
E. 1. 3.
Jaki and Ted sat down at the Good Karma Cafe, Jaki ordered herself another coffee and a breakfast sandwich, Ted ordered a sandwich and decided a coffee sounded good as well. They sat sipping the coffee, Jaki holding her cup in both hands for the warmth. "Have you ever seen anything like this before?" asked Jaki. "In all my years, I have not. I have read about things like this, and..." Ted paused and made sure no one was around to hear, he continued. "Well with her arm missing and her neck possibly being bitten, I would think seriously deranged, or and this is a big or, we might have a serial killer."
Jaki looked at him a little shocked, the waiter was coming over with their sandwiches, hot and steaming. "Thank you." Said Ted. Jaki had an egg and ham sandwich, Ted went for a bacon, egg, and ham. "How can you say serial killer? There is nothing to support such an idea, and there is only one body. Serial killers take many victims, so are you saying there is more than one person who has been killed this way? And if this is the first body, how can you be sure?" asked Jaki after the waiter left them and was far enough away.
"Her arm was missing, and possibly by being chewed off, including part of her neck. Albert Hamilton Fish, was a serial killer that ate his victims, so did Edward Gein, though he only killed two, but the crimes were so gruesome, he became well known. And then who could forget Jeffrey Dahmer, all ate part of their victims. They were into necrophilia, very twisted minds, but very smart, very smart." Ted answered.
"How can you say they are so smart, if they are so murderous? Smart people are doctors, lawyers, business owners." replied Jaki. "Think of it this way. How smart do you have to be, to commit so many crimes, murders, and get away with it for so long? That takes a lot of planning, to commit the crime, and to get away with it." said Ted. "True enough, but we have nothing that leads us in that direction." responded Jaki back.
There was a ring in Ted's jacket, and he reached his hand in and pulled out his phone. He looked at the name and said. "It's Frank, just a second." Ted swiped his phone and turned it on, and swiped again to answer, putting the phone to his ear he said. "Hey Frank, what do you have?..... You did? Where? Really that close?..... Uh huh.... okay we will be right over in a few. Okay....... Bye." Jaki was eating her sandwich and after swallowing asked. "Well what is it?" Ted responded. "They think they may have found the car, it has been parked in the same place all night long, and was getting ticketed."
"Well let's go." said Jaki. "No, we can wait a few minutes, I want a few bites while it is still hot and while sitting, not driving." Jaki let Ted take three or four bites as she still ate a little, she took a sip of her coffee, and said. "Okay enough time, let's get going." Jaki stood up and went to the register. "Could we get two to go bags please?" "Yes maim." said the man and gave her two, and a cup holder. "Thank you." said Jaki. "You are welcome Jaki, and come back soon." The waiter said with a warm smile. She looked back at him with a look of don't even try.
Jaki walked back to the table. "Here, take it with you." She took her sandwich and placed it in the bag, and grabbed some napkins as well. "Fine." Ted responded and took another bite, a very big bite before putting his sandwich in his bag. "Let's go." The two went to the door and Ted opened it for Jaki, the cold air flowed into the warm restaurant. "It feels colder now than it did this morning, are we supposed to get a big storm?" asked Jaki as she started to race towards the 2015 Ford Police Interceptor. There were no markings, and it was blacked out, the emergency lights just above the bumper in the grill and hood. Well hidden until used.
"I have no idea, do not really watch the news, but it does feel cooler." replied Ted as he got behind the wheel. They both put on their seatbelts, and Ted put the key in the ignition and started the vehicle. They arrived back at the park, and went down Parkside Ave., they could see Frank standing outside, and a cop car pulled over to the side of the road.
Ted turned off the car, and they both exited the vehicle. As they walked up Frank said. "What took you so long?" Ted looked at Frank, but Jaki replied quickly. "We were caught up in traffic." Frank nodded half agreeing, and pulled the bag with the keys out of his jacket. "We believe this may be the vehicle that we are looking for." He opened the bag and held it out to the two of them. "Has this been checked for blood, fingerprints or any other evidence yet?" asked Ted. "No, not yet." answered Frank.
Jaki stuck her hands in her jacket and pulled out two rubber gloves, she put them on her hands. "Well you certainly come prepared, detective Grimes." said Frank. "When you are investigating a murder, it is usually good to have some handy." she said back looking at him with an eyebrow down. She took the keys by the chains, and gently took the edges of the car key. She pushed the key into the lock and turned, it was harder holding the edges, to not smudge the flat side of the key.
The key finally turned and Jaki placed her right hand on the door handle and tried it, the door opened. "Looks like we have the right car, have the plates been run yet?" asked Jaki. "No, not yet, we were waiting for you two to show up and see if this was the right car first, we will get right on it." Frank walked back to the police car to tell the policewoman to call in the license plate.
Jaki looked into the car, and saw nothing, she reached in and opened the glove box. "Got it." She reached her hand in and pulled out a purse. Jaki backed out of the car a 2002 Honda Accord, and placed the purse on top. Frank was coming back when Jaki was starting to open the purse, and pulled out a small wallet. She looked and said out loud. "Suzy Fields, 3180 Master St. Wait that is not too far from here, is it?" Ted thought for a minute and said. "I think your right, just that way." He pointed to his right to the west.
"Well, let's get going. Frank have an officer meet us over at the location, we are going to take the keys to enter the building." Jaki said as she took the keys out gently and put them back into the bag. "Will do." replied Frank. "Good job Frank." said Ted as they walked back to the car. "No problem guys, take care." said Frank as the two got back into the police car. Ted placed the keys back in the ignition, as Jaki said. "Wow, she was only 26, such a young age. What a shame."
Jaki and Ted sat down at the Good Karma Cafe, Jaki ordered herself another coffee and a breakfast sandwich, Ted ordered a sandwich and decided a coffee sounded good as well. They sat sipping the coffee, Jaki holding her cup in both hands for the warmth. "Have you ever seen anything like this before?" asked Jaki. "In all my years, I have not. I have read about things like this, and..." Ted paused and made sure no one was around to hear, he continued. "Well with her arm missing and her neck possibly being bitten, I would think seriously deranged, or and this is a big or, we might have a serial killer."
Jaki looked at him a little shocked, the waiter was coming over with their sandwiches, hot and steaming. "Thank you." Said Ted. Jaki had an egg and ham sandwich, Ted went for a bacon, egg, and ham. "How can you say serial killer? There is nothing to support such an idea, and there is only one body. Serial killers take many victims, so are you saying there is more than one person who has been killed this way? And if this is the first body, how can you be sure?" asked Jaki after the waiter left them and was far enough away.
"Her arm was missing, and possibly by being chewed off, including part of her neck. Albert Hamilton Fish, was a serial killer that ate his victims, so did Edward Gein, though he only killed two, but the crimes were so gruesome, he became well known. And then who could forget Jeffrey Dahmer, all ate part of their victims. They were into necrophilia, very twisted minds, but very smart, very smart." Ted answered.
"How can you say they are so smart, if they are so murderous? Smart people are doctors, lawyers, business owners." replied Jaki. "Think of it this way. How smart do you have to be, to commit so many crimes, murders, and get away with it for so long? That takes a lot of planning, to commit the crime, and to get away with it." said Ted. "True enough, but we have nothing that leads us in that direction." responded Jaki back.
There was a ring in Ted's jacket, and he reached his hand in and pulled out his phone. He looked at the name and said. "It's Frank, just a second." Ted swiped his phone and turned it on, and swiped again to answer, putting the phone to his ear he said. "Hey Frank, what do you have?..... You did? Where? Really that close?..... Uh huh.... okay we will be right over in a few. Okay....... Bye." Jaki was eating her sandwich and after swallowing asked. "Well what is it?" Ted responded. "They think they may have found the car, it has been parked in the same place all night long, and was getting ticketed."
"Well let's go." said Jaki. "No, we can wait a few minutes, I want a few bites while it is still hot and while sitting, not driving." Jaki let Ted take three or four bites as she still ate a little, she took a sip of her coffee, and said. "Okay enough time, let's get going." Jaki stood up and went to the register. "Could we get two to go bags please?" "Yes maim." said the man and gave her two, and a cup holder. "Thank you." said Jaki. "You are welcome Jaki, and come back soon." The waiter said with a warm smile. She looked back at him with a look of don't even try.
Jaki walked back to the table. "Here, take it with you." She took her sandwich and placed it in the bag, and grabbed some napkins as well. "Fine." Ted responded and took another bite, a very big bite before putting his sandwich in his bag. "Let's go." The two went to the door and Ted opened it for Jaki, the cold air flowed into the warm restaurant. "It feels colder now than it did this morning, are we supposed to get a big storm?" asked Jaki as she started to race towards the 2015 Ford Police Interceptor. There were no markings, and it was blacked out, the emergency lights just above the bumper in the grill and hood. Well hidden until used.
"I have no idea, do not really watch the news, but it does feel cooler." replied Ted as he got behind the wheel. They both put on their seatbelts, and Ted put the key in the ignition and started the vehicle. They arrived back at the park, and went down Parkside Ave., they could see Frank standing outside, and a cop car pulled over to the side of the road.
Ted turned off the car, and they both exited the vehicle. As they walked up Frank said. "What took you so long?" Ted looked at Frank, but Jaki replied quickly. "We were caught up in traffic." Frank nodded half agreeing, and pulled the bag with the keys out of his jacket. "We believe this may be the vehicle that we are looking for." He opened the bag and held it out to the two of them. "Has this been checked for blood, fingerprints or any other evidence yet?" asked Ted. "No, not yet." answered Frank.
Jaki stuck her hands in her jacket and pulled out two rubber gloves, she put them on her hands. "Well you certainly come prepared, detective Grimes." said Frank. "When you are investigating a murder, it is usually good to have some handy." she said back looking at him with an eyebrow down. She took the keys by the chains, and gently took the edges of the car key. She pushed the key into the lock and turned, it was harder holding the edges, to not smudge the flat side of the key.
The key finally turned and Jaki placed her right hand on the door handle and tried it, the door opened. "Looks like we have the right car, have the plates been run yet?" asked Jaki. "No, not yet, we were waiting for you two to show up and see if this was the right car first, we will get right on it." Frank walked back to the police car to tell the policewoman to call in the license plate.
Jaki looked into the car, and saw nothing, she reached in and opened the glove box. "Got it." She reached her hand in and pulled out a purse. Jaki backed out of the car a 2002 Honda Accord, and placed the purse on top. Frank was coming back when Jaki was starting to open the purse, and pulled out a small wallet. She looked and said out loud. "Suzy Fields, 3180 Master St. Wait that is not too far from here, is it?" Ted thought for a minute and said. "I think your right, just that way." He pointed to his right to the west.
"Well, let's get going. Frank have an officer meet us over at the location, we are going to take the keys to enter the building." Jaki said as she took the keys out gently and put them back into the bag. "Will do." replied Frank. "Good job Frank." said Ted as they walked back to the car. "No problem guys, take care." said Frank as the two got back into the police car. Ted placed the keys back in the ignition, as Jaki said. "Wow, she was only 26, such a young age. What a shame."
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9/22 #3
I have only done 1/4 of my project.............I keep getting distracted.........as I think of things that I needed to get into one place so I don't lose it.........
I know what you mean Katz.............
I have only done 1/4 of my project.............I keep getting distracted.........as I think of things that I needed to get into one place so I don't lose it.........
I know what you mean Katz.............
9/22 #4
Celebrate the equinox. Bonfires are always fun as long as no houses/cars/bystanders, etc. go with it.
Celebrate the equinox. Bonfires are always fun as long as no houses/cars/bystanders, etc. go with it.
9/22 #4
So I haven't even picked it up again....I got even more distracted.....but it's all good....Yes I am doing an Equinox ritual tonight.....a huge celebration to welcome Autumn.........
Even Cake.......
So I haven't even picked it up again....I got even more distracted.....but it's all good....Yes I am doing an Equinox ritual tonight.....a huge celebration to welcome Autumn.........
Even Cake.......
9/22
#1
Was an already busy day and got hit with a so called urgent project that ate up the afternoon. Wish people would realize this stuff doesn't happen with the wave of a hand - I need to wave both hands and wiggle my toes.
#1
Was an already busy day and got hit with a so called urgent project that ate up the afternoon. Wish people would realize this stuff doesn't happen with the wave of a hand - I need to wave both hands and wiggle my toes.
9/22 - 4: Nice looking cake there.... Howdy Amlowe. Funny Mac and wiggle your toes....
E. 1. 4. Chapter 4.
Ted waited for the traffic to clear, and pulled a u-turn on Parkside Ave. and headed back south east, they would need to cross the Schuylkill River on the West Girard Ave. bridge. It was getting near lunch time and the traffic was backed up. Ted turned on the radio to a classic rock station and a Fleetwood Mac song came on. "Do you like this song?" asked Ted. "Of course, who does not like You Can Go Your Own Way, that is why it is considered a classic." Jaki said as she started to hum to the song.
The song was over by the time they crossed the bridge, Ted had to watch the road closely as there were plenty of college kids who did not know how to drive. They made it to North 30th St. and turned north, after a few blocks they turned back left and to the west on Master St. They drove all the way down, looking at the addresses, and finally Jaki said. "There it is, an apartment complex, 3180." Ted pulled the black Ford over to the side and parked, he turned the car off, and took out the keys. Both of them exited the vehicle and shut their doors. There were only a few other cars there at the moment, and it looked fairly empty at the moment.
"Did her license say which apartment room she lived in?" asked Ted. Jaki said "Yes, it said 3B." The two walked towards the building, three stories high, red brick on the first floor, green siding on the second and third floor, a very nice looking building. There were small decorative cast iron guardrails leading up the steps. The two went towards the doors that looked like were the main entrance, and tried it. The door did not open, it was locked.
Jaki took the bag back out of her jacket, and put on one glove on her right hand, she took the keys out and looked at them. "These two look like house keys, let me try them." she said as she took one of the keys and put it into the lock, she tried turning, and it did not work. "Okay the other one." she said while taking out the first key and inserting the next one. She turned the key and it twisted in the lock, the mechanism could be heard disengaging. Jaki tried the door and it opened.
Jaki held the door open and Ted went in. "Should be the other way around, I should hold the door open for you." said Ted. "I am a big girl, I can open doors as well." Jaki responded. The hall was a basic fake wood paneling on the wall, nothing great but in good shape and looked nice enough, the carpet was red, and it went up the stairs, which the two started to climb. They walked up 12 steps and turned to their left, and went up another twelve steps.
The two made it to the third floor and Ted looked out over the edge of the balcony. "Pretty nice view from here, and not a bad place either, wonder what she did for a living?" Jaki kept walking and found the door they needed to enter. "I am sure we will get that information when Frank runs the plates and starts to look into her background, come on I know which key it will be." She took the other key and entered it into the lock and it turned with no problem, Jaki then grabbed the door knob and turned it, the door opened.
They entered immediately into the living room, the walls were a basic white and very clean, no marks or scratches on the walls. There was a sofa big enough for three in purple, some nice wooden furniture. A table with four chairs, a buffet table, a TV hung on the wall across from the couch. Jaki started into the living area and Ted followed, Jaki turned to the right into the kitchen, the tile was white and black, with a green granite countertop, the room was a comfortable warm compared to outside.
Jaki went to the fridge and looked, there were bills due pinned to the fridge with magnets, they were still pretty far out, so she was current on her bills. A few junk letters were on the countertop yet to be opened. Jaki took them and looked them over to make sure none were from friends or family. Ted was checking the cupboards and drawers, and found nothing out of the ordinary.
The two left the kitchen and walked down a short hall to the bedroom, Jaki went into the bathroom to the right, and Ted went into the bedroom. The bedroom's wall paint was a very nice mellow green. One large bed, and a night stand, with a wooden dresser draw on the wall facing the bed. Jaki came into the room behind Ted. Ted asked. "Did you see anything in there?" "Nothing, and you." replied Jaki. "Nothing yet, everything is clean and spotless, she kept her place very clean there is no doubt about that. I am going to say her toxicology report is probably going to come back clean." Jaki looked through the drawers as Ted looked in the closet. "Nothing, there is absolutely nothing." Ted said a few minutes later.
"Yeah, there is nothing here either. Guess we will have to find out where she worked and friends and go from there." Jaki said as they left the bedroom and went back to the entry door. Just as they were getting there, they could hear a sound outside. Jaki opened the door and there was another young lady across the hall entering a key to her door. "Excuse me, can we ask you a few questions?" asked Jaki in a nice but firm voice. The lady turned around and looked a little shocked. "Uhm no, who are you?" Jaki said "Oh I am sorry." she put her hand in her jacket and pulled out a badge. "I am detective Grimes, and this is detective Lancaster. We would like to ask if you knew Suzy?"
The young lady had red hair, to the shoulders, stood 5'4" but in no way looked afraid. "Did something happen to Suzy?" she asked. "Yes, well unfortunately something has and we are looking for information about where she worked or who where her friends, places she would hang out. Can you help us with that?" Jaki asked. "Well yes, Suzy works at Pearlstine's Furniture, and she has a boyfriend. Umm what was his name.... oh yes Bob Willis, and he works at Santoro's Beer Distributor."
"Thank you, and do you know where that is located?" asked Ted. The young lady answered. "Yes, it is on West Girard Ave. and West College Ave." Jaki said. "Thank you so much for your help, here is my card, if you think of anything, or anyone else, please call us." Jaki took a card from her front jacket pocket and handed it to the lady. "Okay I will." Jaki and Ted started to walk away and Ted stopped. "Oh one more thing, what is your name?" he asked. "My name is Betty." she responded. Ted smiled and nodded his head. "Thank you, and have a good day."
Ted waited for the traffic to clear, and pulled a u-turn on Parkside Ave. and headed back south east, they would need to cross the Schuylkill River on the West Girard Ave. bridge. It was getting near lunch time and the traffic was backed up. Ted turned on the radio to a classic rock station and a Fleetwood Mac song came on. "Do you like this song?" asked Ted. "Of course, who does not like You Can Go Your Own Way, that is why it is considered a classic." Jaki said as she started to hum to the song.
The song was over by the time they crossed the bridge, Ted had to watch the road closely as there were plenty of college kids who did not know how to drive. They made it to North 30th St. and turned north, after a few blocks they turned back left and to the west on Master St. They drove all the way down, looking at the addresses, and finally Jaki said. "There it is, an apartment complex, 3180." Ted pulled the black Ford over to the side and parked, he turned the car off, and took out the keys. Both of them exited the vehicle and shut their doors. There were only a few other cars there at the moment, and it looked fairly empty at the moment.
"Did her license say which apartment room she lived in?" asked Ted. Jaki said "Yes, it said 3B." The two walked towards the building, three stories high, red brick on the first floor, green siding on the second and third floor, a very nice looking building. There were small decorative cast iron guardrails leading up the steps. The two went towards the doors that looked like were the main entrance, and tried it. The door did not open, it was locked.
Jaki took the bag back out of her jacket, and put on one glove on her right hand, she took the keys out and looked at them. "These two look like house keys, let me try them." she said as she took one of the keys and put it into the lock, she tried turning, and it did not work. "Okay the other one." she said while taking out the first key and inserting the next one. She turned the key and it twisted in the lock, the mechanism could be heard disengaging. Jaki tried the door and it opened.
Jaki held the door open and Ted went in. "Should be the other way around, I should hold the door open for you." said Ted. "I am a big girl, I can open doors as well." Jaki responded. The hall was a basic fake wood paneling on the wall, nothing great but in good shape and looked nice enough, the carpet was red, and it went up the stairs, which the two started to climb. They walked up 12 steps and turned to their left, and went up another twelve steps.
The two made it to the third floor and Ted looked out over the edge of the balcony. "Pretty nice view from here, and not a bad place either, wonder what she did for a living?" Jaki kept walking and found the door they needed to enter. "I am sure we will get that information when Frank runs the plates and starts to look into her background, come on I know which key it will be." She took the other key and entered it into the lock and it turned with no problem, Jaki then grabbed the door knob and turned it, the door opened.
They entered immediately into the living room, the walls were a basic white and very clean, no marks or scratches on the walls. There was a sofa big enough for three in purple, some nice wooden furniture. A table with four chairs, a buffet table, a TV hung on the wall across from the couch. Jaki started into the living area and Ted followed, Jaki turned to the right into the kitchen, the tile was white and black, with a green granite countertop, the room was a comfortable warm compared to outside.
Jaki went to the fridge and looked, there were bills due pinned to the fridge with magnets, they were still pretty far out, so she was current on her bills. A few junk letters were on the countertop yet to be opened. Jaki took them and looked them over to make sure none were from friends or family. Ted was checking the cupboards and drawers, and found nothing out of the ordinary.
The two left the kitchen and walked down a short hall to the bedroom, Jaki went into the bathroom to the right, and Ted went into the bedroom. The bedroom's wall paint was a very nice mellow green. One large bed, and a night stand, with a wooden dresser draw on the wall facing the bed. Jaki came into the room behind Ted. Ted asked. "Did you see anything in there?" "Nothing, and you." replied Jaki. "Nothing yet, everything is clean and spotless, she kept her place very clean there is no doubt about that. I am going to say her toxicology report is probably going to come back clean." Jaki looked through the drawers as Ted looked in the closet. "Nothing, there is absolutely nothing." Ted said a few minutes later.
"Yeah, there is nothing here either. Guess we will have to find out where she worked and friends and go from there." Jaki said as they left the bedroom and went back to the entry door. Just as they were getting there, they could hear a sound outside. Jaki opened the door and there was another young lady across the hall entering a key to her door. "Excuse me, can we ask you a few questions?" asked Jaki in a nice but firm voice. The lady turned around and looked a little shocked. "Uhm no, who are you?" Jaki said "Oh I am sorry." she put her hand in her jacket and pulled out a badge. "I am detective Grimes, and this is detective Lancaster. We would like to ask if you knew Suzy?"
The young lady had red hair, to the shoulders, stood 5'4" but in no way looked afraid. "Did something happen to Suzy?" she asked. "Yes, well unfortunately something has and we are looking for information about where she worked or who where her friends, places she would hang out. Can you help us with that?" Jaki asked. "Well yes, Suzy works at Pearlstine's Furniture, and she has a boyfriend. Umm what was his name.... oh yes Bob Willis, and he works at Santoro's Beer Distributor."
"Thank you, and do you know where that is located?" asked Ted. The young lady answered. "Yes, it is on West Girard Ave. and West College Ave." Jaki said. "Thank you so much for your help, here is my card, if you think of anything, or anyone else, please call us." Jaki took a card from her front jacket pocket and handed it to the lady. "Okay I will." Jaki and Ted started to walk away and Ted stopped. "Oh one more thing, what is your name?" he asked. "My name is Betty." she responded. Ted smiled and nodded his head. "Thank you, and have a good day."
9/22_#5
Got home from work, ate quick and got out for a walk before it got completely dark. It comes soooo early already. I'm not ready for that already.
Nice looking cake @liblue1 I hope the ceremony goes great!
Positive thoughts sent!
Trees after dark
Got home from work, ate quick and got out for a walk before it got completely dark. It comes soooo early already. I'm not ready for that already.
Nice looking cake @liblue1 I hope the ceremony goes great!
Positive thoughts sent!
Trees after dark
9/22 #5
Good things that happened today.
My walking speed has increased from a plod to a stroll. Even added an additional uphill/downhill/uphill section.
The sun was out for most of the day at the coast.
I held my tongue when I had the perfect snarky reply.
Have a great evening all.
Be careful if you are naked around a bonfire.
Good things that happened today.
My walking speed has increased from a plod to a stroll. Even added an additional uphill/downhill/uphill section.
The sun was out for most of the day at the coast.
I held my tongue when I had the perfect snarky reply.
Have a great evening all.
9/22 #5
Oh and the cake is excellent....I will cut a piece for all the Treefam.....
NO skyclad bonfire dancing for me........but thanks for the safety concern..I will keep that in mind for another time.........lol
Oh and the cake is excellent....I will cut a piece for all the Treefam.....
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9/22 #6
I will not explain how I know.
And the cake looks delish.
I will not explain how I know.
And the cake looks delish.
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