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Noticed at OSU that todays your Birthday. SO HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAN, and HAVE A GREAT ONE! :D Now where the hell did you put that Romulan ale?
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Happy birthday Chris!
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Happy Birthday, Doc!
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Thank you kind sirs. You are scholars and gentlemen all. :)

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Where's the party? I want some beer.

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northrundicandus wrote:Where's the party? I want some beer.

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Have a good one!

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Crap a day late but not on the wishes. Happy Birthday Bones!
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Happy belated B-Day Chris. Somehow it slipped right past me, Doh!
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happy birthday!




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HBD, belatedly, Bones :D
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Happy birthday.
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Merci, mes amis. :D

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