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Seax Therapy
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Now that's... seaxy!
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Now that is a nice and seaxy looking knife!
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Jon, you beat me to it, I was gonna say that.
Don, that's a nice one, It seems very "of a piece" by that I mean that the whole seems greater than the sum of the parts, it all works. __________________ Jerry Oksman ~ Cogito Cogito Ergo Cogito Sum ~ |
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Nice work Don. There's something about a seax.....I suppose I'm another seax addict.
That ivory is begging for some "scratching" Roger |
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