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Sean M. Gallagher

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June 6, 2005Sean Gallagher Leave a comment

hotness

So, it`s up to 85 this morning, and the humidity is waaaaay up there. And what happens, first thing? The power goes out.

I mean, I don`t even have the A/C on yet.

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