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July 23, 2009

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Pat

Oh. my! Never a dull moment in your life. Guess it gives a whole new meaning to "playing a round"! LOL

Judy H.

How funny!

Charlene

Gives a new meaning to the term golf ball.....did I just say that?

Wendee

LOL! Thank you for NOT posting pictures!!! :)

Janet

Your neighborhood is getting more lively. I love the fact that no one can tell the age or give a description of the culprit. My friends and I had a similar experience with a flasher while attending an all girls college. One girl made up her mind that she would only look at his face when he appeared, and she is the one who finally identified him. It was quite an adventure for several weeks. Your neighborhood flasher is definitely keeping everyone more aware!

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