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bugimike
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That's news???? That's the kind of stuff the National Enquirer prints as news!!!
It raises the question, "where did the boyfriend go to the bathroom?", the did have two, I hope!
And why did they use a crowbar to remove the seat when any home repair guy knows it takes removing two little (usually wingnuts) nuts to replace a seat!! 
It raises the question, "where did the boyfriend go to the bathroom?", the did have two, I hope!
And why did they use a crowbar to remove the seat when any home repair guy knows it takes removing two little (usually wingnuts) nuts to replace a seat!! 
GregW
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I don't think I'd get myself in that position under the circumstances. I would have recommended the jaws of life. BTW: who you callin' a wingnut?bugimike said:And why did they use a crowbar to remove the seat when any home repair guy knows it takes removing two little (usually wingnuts) nuts to replace a seat!!
