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Norman
August 14, 2010 at 5:04 am
I was looking ahead a bit for halloween costumes, since the summer is almost over, and I came across a site called Buy Costumes fo Parties. Since time has a habit of creeping up on us really fast, I’ve had a good look at tons of different ideas for scaring everyone at Halloween…. Absolutely tons to choose from! I never knew there was such a selection. Now I’m REALLY confused – lol.
Norman 🙂