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This is well done.

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That was so cute. :lol: Thanks! Here's another hilarious one: Go to YouTube and look for "Sylvester, The Talking Cat". I could not believe how funny this (series) is. Sorry, I don't know how to bring it to you. I'm very computer illiterate. Go find it, you won't be sorry.

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This is well done.

Girl, that is HILARIOUS!!! :lol:

"I can smell your peanut butter lies from here."

That may be our new "thing" to say.....

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This is well done.

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Haha thats great. Not only did he get caned. He got candy caned! Ah for the love of peanut butter!

At first I was like :huh:

Then I was like :blink:

After that I was like :rolleyes: this guy is lame

Quickly after that i was like :o that cat is crazy

Then I was like :lol:

Now im still like :P

sora Community Regular

That was so cute. :lol: Thanks! Here's another hilarious one: Go to YouTube and look for "Sylvester, The Talking Cat". I could not believe how funny this (series) is. Sorry, I don't know how to bring it to you. I'm very computer illiterate. Go find it, you won't be sorry.

Laura :P

A black cat? If so I found it. Pretty funny :lol:

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Girl, that is HILARIOUS!!! :lol:

"I can smell your peanut butter lies from here."

That may be our new "thing" to say.....

I thought that line was quite brilliant actually.:)

I'll be watching for it throughout the forum.


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sora Community Regular

Haha thats great. Not only did he get caned. He got candy caned! Ah for the love of peanut butter!

At first I was like :huh:

Then I was like :blink:

After that I was like :rolleyes: this guy is lame

Quickly after that i was like :o that cat is crazy

Then I was like :lol:

Now im still like :P

Exactly!

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