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Old 03-19-2009, 08:39 PM
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My birthday was last Wednesday. Someone here at home ordered me a new coffee mug. I think I have a new favorite coffee cup.



Oh, one thing... I think it came with a little robot too. Funny how boxes and kids fit well together. This is my niece's son Preston.
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Love the cup! how on earth did you get your computer screen to look so clear? usually a camera screws up a screen! Mozilla Firefox! llittle robot! love it!
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Awesome pic michcruiser60! Glad you like your OCC mug.
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Seeing that picture makes doing this all worthwhile! Hope you get a lot of mileage out of the mug!
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that makes me laugh, the kid with the box, I used to tell my wife when the kids were younger,we dont need to buy them gifts for there birthday,Just wrapping paper and a couple boxes ! They could play forever with the boxes !
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Got any more of that cake?
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yes, cake!
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Love the cup! how on earth did you get your computer screen to look so clear? usually a camera screws up a screen! Mozilla Firefox! llittle robot! love it!
He must have used one of these screen cleaners.

http://www.raincitystory.com/flash/screenclean.swf
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Yes! That must be it!
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Jim, now that's funny.

Nope, I guess I got lucky getting a clear picture. Mich60
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