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Home Again, Home Again...

...jiggitty-jig. I'm back in Ohio for the week, once again looking at a white Christmas. And what do I find myself doing, now that I've momentarily escaped the big bad city? Why, looking at these beautiful pictures of it on Bluejake. I'm funny like that.

Posted by ekurzen at December 24, 2003 12:36 AM
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weird...parts of ohio look so much like new york city...i'm gonna take back some things i've been saying about you ohio-ians.

Merry Christmas to you and that redhead you've been galavanting with.

Posted by: celvyn on December 24, 2003 8:49 AM

don't be slandering the ohio-ans! Drew Carey will find you and beat you soundly 'round the head and ears.

Merry Christmas!

Posted by: eric k on December 24, 2003 12:22 PM
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