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Subject: Re: Worst Album Ever Purchased

Author:
hotch

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Date Posted: Fri, Feb 04 2005, 14:00:48
In reply to: Delboy 's message, "Worst Album Ever Purchased" on Thu, Feb 03 2005, 13:39:14

The worst album in ever brought was when I brought Limited addition Think Tank into the kitchen and spilt tea on the lovely red material case.

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Author:
Rich
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Date Posted: Fri, Feb 04 2005, 14:35:23

Someone gave me a kylie album on cassette tape when I was too young to refuse and I owned the let loose album also on cassette before I managed to conceal it for good and therefore stop owning it.

I might've eaten it

I don't like athlete but if you're after some very good electro-pop go for junior boys who are so addictive I'm seriously considering buying their album.