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I'm such a geek

I'm such a geek 02/01/2005 08:42 PM

This morning as I walked into the gym for a quick workout, I noticed an attractive young lady in a short skirt and high heels bent over in front of her laptop. I looked over at her and said to myself:

"Nice laptop."

Man, I'm such a geek.




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