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Kaysie

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I think I need additional hobbies. lol.

Now, I just have to catch up to Ms. Macke.
 
Wow Kaysie, congrats! xD
It´s a lot of years of caudata.org, indeed.
 
Almost since the beginning. I missed the 'beta testing' years. haha
 
WOW 8,OOO that is alot. congrats... :happy:
 
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Kaysie said:
I think I need additional hobbies. lol.

Now, I just have to catch up to Ms. Macke.
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I think we should both take up basket weaving. On second thought, no.:rofl:
 
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