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Brandon Smiling: From The Billy Chase Chronicles.
Page Scrawler replied to MrM's topic in Comicality's Shack Clubhouse's Cafe
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Hey, Dugh and Mum.
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@Comicality @MrM Happy Valentine's Day!
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Almost; he turns ten on March 21st. But he asked Michael to be his Valentine, and Michael said yes. Whatever that means to a third-grader. Board games? Kicking under the table? Sneaking looks at each other and trying not to laugh when they quickly break eye contact? Morgan and I are treating it as a normal sleepover.
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I'll keep you company on the ride down.
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Actually, the boys will be having their sleepover tomorrow. And yeah, I know it's Valentine's Day, but Max wanted to make a good impression on his crush.
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Hey, Drewberry Pi! Hey, Terry.
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Of course, cheese also has a sweet side.
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Not all American cheeses are like toothpaste, I swear.
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Hey, Bertie. How are you?
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Cheddar IS a real cheese. You're probably thinking of that "American" cheese they put on hamburgers at McDonald's.
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Hey, Drew. Glad to hear the kid pulled through with no lasting damage.
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Yup! Max is excited to have Michael over for dinner tomorrow.
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Good night, Terry. I hope you don't feel too poorly tomorrow.
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Hey, Gary. Stay warm.
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We're doing well, thanks. Max asked if Michael could sleep over at our house. After we contacted Michael's family and had a lengthy discussion, his parents agreed to the sleepover, as long as it's just "one-on-one", friend-wise.
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Hey, Tea Bat.
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I see everyone was having fun while I was away. Hey, guys and gals!
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So sorry for you and your family. I hope the kiddo makes a full recovery.
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Oh...
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Hey, Dugh and Mum.
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Hey, Bertie.
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Yes, thanks, things are good here.
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Hey, Tink.
