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Old 09-23-2007, 04:34 AM   #1
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Default Today I saw an old housing development here called Morning Wood

That was wierd.
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so is your demented mind thinking the same thing I am?
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I don't know. I had to look twice to make sure it wasn't some kind of freudian thing.

Very strange.
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That's absolutely hilarious. Please snap a photo of said sign so that I may put it in my photobucket collection.
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That's absolutely hilarious. Please snap a photo of said sign so that I may put it in my photobucket collection.
I dare you to attach a Y after the D for the photo.
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That's absolutely hilarious. Please snap a photo of said sign so that I may put it in my photobucket collection.
I'm going out of town for two weeks starting tomorrow, but will get to it when I get back.

I'll also get one of the Statue of Libery holding a cross and the ten commandments.
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Here is one of my favorites from Peabody, Mass.

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Old 09-23-2007, 09:31 PM   #8
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In a residential neighborhood in Corona, CA, Singing Wood Drive meets Golden Meadows Drive.

If you want to mapquest it and add it to your collection, the zip code is 92882 and is just east of Lincoln St.
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The other idea, I was thinking I would marry any girl with the same name as the BYU women's soccer coach. Jennifer Rockwood.
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