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August 28, 2007

The most awesome gift...EVER.

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Someone out there has unbelievable talent. He or she (and I'm pretty sure it's a he, because his e-mail address includes "Irish lad") created these magnificent magnets for me. They are hand made out of wood and include that image of bizarro Lindsey that has lately been spotted on billboards and newspaper boxes and such. Since I'm sure you can't tell, the scrap of paper that came with them says "Fridge Magnets. Enjoy!"
And that's the only thing that came with them.
Who are you, most clever reader? I have seen your e-mail address before, but now I cannot for the life of me remember when. Show yourself and more of your unbelievable talent!

Comments

# 1

[August 29, 2007 3:37 PM]

daine : →http://www.thinkinstinct.com

woah, that's a weird magnet.

# 2

[August 21, 2008 7:20 PM]

donna

Kewl ... Do you have a name? Your name and address should be on the the ice box in magnets. www.magnetletters.com has very small or very large magnets.

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