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    Default Chunky Mexican Dance Lesson

    It's a real easy step to learn. Take 1500 crickets and try to put them in a 10 gallon tank for safekeeping. It's all about bending at the waist, snapping at the air with the tongs, jumping to and fro, and lacing the morning air with the appropriate Spanish curseword. It's all the rage at my house.

    Now, if this had happened while my wife was home, it would've been a different dance altogether, called the "Stomp and Nag." Thankfully, I was solo.

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    Default Re: Chunky Mexican Dance Lesson

    OMG!
    I raise my own crickets. I have nightmares about this.
    The pinhead bin is scary . I keep the top taped down.

    You will be reminded - in about a month or so - how may you didn't get to dance with !!!!!!
    Funny !
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