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Click on any image to zoom in. Thursday, March 30, 2006. Work is something I do to places. Place is something that doesnt work. Place is working something. Work is a place that doesnt do something. Places do something to work. Doing works in place. Placing isnt doing work. Work is a place for doing something. Doing something has a place in work. Work is something that doesnt place me. Posted by Bronwen at 500 AM. Wednesday, March 29, 2006. Common Naturally Occuring Lists. 7 etiquette guidelines.CONTENT
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