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Shoes of course

Handbags just because

Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen because you can never have too many frocks

Red lipsticks which are almost identical but there's a slight difference barely visible to the naked eye

Mascara because finding a decent one is the Holy Grail

Coffee but I have that under control

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legalbeagle Wrote:

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> What's bubbleshooter? Maybe I shouldn't ask......

>

> Earl grey tea.

> The pecan pie at Green & Blue.

> The smell of my babies heads.

>

> Oh, and shoes. I might have mentioned the shoes.

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Fundamentally....


You could argue "I need shoes" however, Obama bubbles?


Now we are talking "neeed" ( with an extra "e" )


DON'T EVEN LOOK



W**F

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PeckhamRose Wrote:

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> Because of some MEAN NASTY SELFISH THOUGHTLESS

> person on this forum who had NO concern for my

> life or my career, suggested BUBBLESHOOTER, I am

> now addicted to Bubbleshooter.

>


I really am very sorry, did you not read the disclaimer?

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