you must wear red underwear on New Year's Eve.
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LOL--hope the hair extensions are optional!
P: Hair extensions are optional. But you simply must sport a pistol.
Um, is that Sean Connery?
Urgh, I kinda feel ill. :-P
Ivy: Yes, I think it's Sean from the movie Zardoz. A great kitschy sci-fi flick from the 70's.
hahaaaahahaha.
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Well I was wondering when I could wear that outfit again! Thanks and happy new year Peter! LOL
"Sport a pistol" ... is that what you crazy kids are calling it these days? *grin* Happy New Year to you!
P.S. If I have nightmares about scary hair-extension dudes in red underwear I'm blaming you.
happy new year!
I'm so embarrassed! I actually recognized Zardoz. 70's flicks damaged me.
For New Year's luck, I'm sticking to homemade cornbread and black eyed peas.
Happy New Year, Peter!
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