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December 09, 2005

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rato

This is pure madness, oh oh oh...

annukka

Thanks. This is the perfect christmas present for my friend who has "everything". Any chance of getting the instructions for rubberband playing that came with the record?

PHIL

This CD has a life of it's own. If you want copies, please get them at www.cdfreedom.com
The fastest way to play your own songs and but the crap out of everyone you talk to this week, is to wrap a rubberband around your phone reciever and start plucking away.

TRY THIS: Don't tell the person you are calling that your doing this! Pretend you don't here it.

lol phil

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