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Laurie Dhue looks awesome tonight

For some reason, Laurie Dhue looks amazing tonight. I'm usually not this excited about her, but for some reason she looks especially good tonight.

Best picture I could find

Smiley (big smile)

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Sparticus (http://www.iamsparticus.co.uk) wrote:

Why does she always look so confused?

∴ Sparticus | 8-Apr-2003 6:11am est | http://www.iamsparticus.co.uk | #1768

Dhue Dhue wrote:

Dhue me baby

∴ Dhue Dhue | 28-May-2003 8:38pm est | #2117

Dhue Dhue wrote:

Dhue me baby

∴ Dhue Dhue | 28-May-2003 8:48pm est | #2118

Dhue Dhue wrote:

Dhue me baby

∴ Dhue Dhue | 28-May-2003 8:58pm est | #2119

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