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• At 2006.07.13 02:40, jenny said:

  Great pair of posts - how perfect and how funny!

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• At 2006.07.13 10:42, Anne said:

  Hehehehe funny Chris!

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• At 2006.07.13 12:46, ~tanty~ said:

  LOL .. very funny!

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• At 2006.07.13 12:55, kris said:

  so you were easedropping!! hey i thought one of the 3 in your last post is a girl ? (with back facing)

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• At 2006.07.13 18:58, Denton said:

  I really like this post following yesterdays. My advice to all young people is that during your courtships to get to know the parents. In the end most people become their parents. After all they gave us our genes and in most cases determined our environment … Keep up the great photos.

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• At 2006.07.14 10:46, Sally said:

  Gorgeous!

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• At 2006.07.14 17:46, lisi said:

  great people shot again…Chris you have to see the coward’s attempt of a people shot at HKDP ;-)

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• At 2006.07.15 23:31, Stewart said:

  Chris, they are really good people photos! That is, the photos of people are good, i’m not qualified to make any qualitative judgment as to their moral worth as individuals!
  But looking at these couple of posts, I’m suddenly struck by a thought, ‘cos I’m also always on the look-out for “people” going about their lives and being whoever they are. Question: do you get the feeling that you only get anything out of taking pics of the old folks and the kids & young adults? It’s like the least interesting group anywhere are the huge chunk in-between, say from 30 to 65-ish. The middle-aged, . Nothing happens, unnoticed, unnoticeable. I never really thought about this till now.

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