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Jeff & Frank
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- Frank and I have been togather for over 17+ yr We have 2 cats & 2 doga, We spend most all our time at home excep the occasional dinner out we love movies and TV thats were you wrll find Frank most all the time ( my couch potato ) Me i`m an artist i paint watercolor, oil pastel,and mix medium i also love chatting with my friends. Basically were Boring Or just to old?
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- Member HRC, We also support Repeal of Don`t Ask Don``t Tell,and Marriage Equality and a number of other causes!
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