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I have a question.
I have evidence which leads me to suspect that my Taker may be having an affair with my Giver.
How should this matter be addressed?

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Put down the crack pipe!! grin


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Originally Posted by Jedi_Knight
I have a question.
I have evidence which leads me to suspect that my Taker may be having an affair with my Giver.
How should this matter be addressed?

A tsunami of exposure and Plan A your bad self.

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No, first put a key logger in your taker and if you get nothing polygraph him!


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Originally Posted by Faithnomore
No, first put a key logger in your taker and if you get nothing polygraph him!

You're right.
BUT .........
Your advice initiates too many graphic visuals for me. faint

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rotflmao one letter difference changes the whole meaning.


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Hey what was my mistake I don't get it !


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"in your taker" verses "on your taker". laugh


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Originally Posted by Logans_Run
"in your taker" verses "on your taker". laugh

EGG ZAK LEE !!! rotflmao


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