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Date Posted: 04:39:23 04/07/09 Tue
Author: JagfanNat
Subject: Great use of the prompts.
In reply to: . 's message, "" on 17:44:17 04/06/09 Mon

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[> You used one of my prompts! I'm excited and grateful. Of all the movie lines suggested I think this one described Harm and Mac to a tea at times - -- usmgrad, 08:49:50 04/07/09 Tue [1]

'what we have here is a failure to communicate'. Especially in the timeframe you used it. Perfect! Well done using three totally unrelated prompts in one story. You're title is correct, 'the more things change', I'm just glad Harm and Mac's daughter was able to learn from them and not complete that saying 'the more things stay the same.'

Thanks

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