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flowerchild_2008

15 years ago

If any of you use MSN messenger to speak to your grandkids, you should try using this site instead: http://www.friendmagnet.com.au - you can talk on msn and play a game at the same time, plus win prizes! the competition is about to close so the odds have gone up for the last few days....still over 500 prizes to be won, so start playing!

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15 years ago
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