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clairdo2

14 years ago

Xitement

sorry can't find any exes

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ronf_gw
14 years ago
Xhaustion. (The best I could do.)

{{!gwi}}

Ron
Konrad___far_north
14 years ago
X for a Xotic Bird

Konrad
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crunchpa
14 years ago
{{!gwi}}
alisande
14 years ago
I think Crunchpa nailed it! But the rest of you are pretty clever. I'll be back......
carol_in_california
14 years ago
X is for X-Rated nature photo.....taken yesterday.
alisande
14 years ago
Why Carol, you voyeur!

Oh, no......we actually had a horse named Xubi, but none of her photos have been digitized. Oh, well, in that case I'll have to say.....

X is for Xtatic! (That's how these ants acted when they got into the rosebud.)
Konrad___far_north
14 years ago
X for X-Men...my daughter play's a little role in the movie.

Konrad
pfmastin
14 years ago
X is for Xeric
I'm a little slow...too much "busyness". :)

{{!gwi}}
summerwine
14 years ago
lololol these are great!!
rcnaylor
14 years ago
"my daughter play's a little role in the movie."

Neat, how exciting. Congrats Konrad.
Konrad___far_north
14 years ago
Love all your pictures!

Thank you Rcnaylor!
She played a waitress, serving Hugh Jackman a drink in a bar, [she had to learn a little Japanese] and exchanged a few words, I never went to see the movie, apparently in the north American version my daughter is not in,....[they took another girl of more Japanese looks] she plays is in the European version.

Konrad

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