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Quacker! Jack: When I get the time. Hopefully it is before the time is up. Are you aware that is tomorrow when I get on?
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Quacker! Jack: I thought you said the 19th. I'll get on it when I get later tonight after I get the dishes done.
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I don't do graphics anymore! Leave me alone about it!
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is your baby still alive?
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I don't do graphics anymore! Leave me alone about it!
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I don't do graphics anymore! Leave me alone about it!
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Are you aware that I'm rubber and you're glue?
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Jake: Um... No and I don't know why you are saying that.
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The same reason Fredy asked if your baby was alive.
So is it? Did you check? How can you be sure?
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Jake: Yes she is. Yes I did. Because now she is awake and playing.
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Give me ten other ways you can tell.
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@conor: I'm a women for one, I'm hormonal, I have a month visitor, and I miss spell a lot are the ones I can come up with right now.
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how do you know it isn't a robot pretending to be your baby and your real baby is in a warehouse somewhere in north korea?
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Andrew McGivery: Robots walk better then her. There is no way anyone or anything that can couple her movements. Oh, and I would be able to tell a robot from my daughter because my daughter doesn't have a high pitch voice like a lot of robots do when she talks normal. Oh, and she doesn't leave long gaps between talking like robots do.
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what would you do if your baby exploded?
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