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Poor Rubyshoes, don't pay too much attention to some of the negative attention your honest post has provoked... There is nothing wrong with wanting to protect your surroundings. There is a place for everyone and that isn't always outside your front door..
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well said kidkruger...try being nice first,draw back you claws and use your gentle paws.


snubbery is very low.


every friday night my neighbours from around where i live go out and party sometimes they fget very drunk.i am always willing to help get them home safely.i don't say good luck to him or her or they shouldn't drink so much.its nice to be nice.

Hello every one. i know this fellow and his girlfriend. there very nice and hard working . yes he has a car,big camper, and a both of them have a job.. they pay taxes and road tax, with insurance for both of them. i think there there for a little bit. he likes to change his veiw about every six months. love and all that thing, x

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