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Is there such a thing I have been told it does exist but can anyone confirm this, as I am very curious to know.
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On Nov 14, 8:19*pm, Derek Cooper
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Is there such a thing I have been told it does exist but can anyone
confirm this, as I am very curious to know.

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Is there such a thing I have been told it does exist but can anyone
confirm this, as I am very curious to know.


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