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That must be vicious stress, knowing that the guillotine blade is poised to fall if your secret ever gets out. Thirty years of that can eat a hole in your stomach lining.
Apparently, she did the job well without the benefit of the degrees, but lying is verbotten.
Posted by: skh.pcola | April 27, 2007 at 08:14 PM