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05-Mar-2005, 15:38
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 turn around one of the things he says is: "almost.Turn around in a circle and try again... is it better explained?? Thanks |
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06-Mar-2005, 03:27
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| Re: turn around Gee, I'm not sure, Carla. Maybe it's supposed to mean, You almost won. Go back (to the beginning) and try again.  |
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