Coming soon, maybe: sleazy real estate agents on Beacon Hill, sex in public bathrooms in Georgetown. I'll try to get photos with my fancy new camera.
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2 comments:
You two always look hotter than Venus Velasquez. Rowr!
You're going to love that camera. I have it, and it's awesome. Also, when referring to sleazy RE agents in BH, are you talking about those "I want to buy your house" letters everyone is getting? We haven't gotten them in our neck of the woods. What's up with that, anyway?
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