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Subject: /\shuffle the deck/\

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Ace of Spades

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Date Posted: 04:28:19 02/28/03 Fri
In reply to: Taming the Wind 's message, "�Always watch my eyes�" on 22:15:06 02/27/03 Thu

((To me it looks like a draft horse*shrugs*))

The paint stallion trots gracefully up to the mare, banner whipping through the wind, hooves pounding the ground, muscles tense and ready. He slows down to a halt, then lowers his head. How do you do m'lady! I'm Ace of Spades, but please call me ace. A smile plays across his lips. You shall find a loving and protective home in my harem. All of my mares are nice and sweet, and they would never leave me. If I'm not the stallion you're looking for, Sunset Mountains((my harem)) is always open for you to come and stay. He smiles, and digs his hoof into the ground, waiting patiently for her answer.

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