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Hmmmm! Maybe.There is a lot I don't say here. Not secrets exactly.Just memories I don't treasure and things that I don't wish to share.I guess we all have them.

You wont find much.

....no.

I've done a search on myself and even I cannot find me!     lol

I reckon you might be JH,,i think all of us have a skeleton or 2 locked away in a closet somewhere,,some may have a shoe box full,and some a whole suitcase..now that would be the surprise..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

I'd rather be asked directly instead of having someone sneak around behind my back. 

You'd be stunned. I've been nearly as secretive here as Ducky...Nearly. 

Ducky

I don't want to put fear in your heart digger, by telling you too much about myself. I might be closer than you think. Bwaaahahahah!!!

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