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PostPosted: Sat Nov 05, 2005 8:19 am    Post subject: Received this in my inbox Reply with quote

Melody,

Does 'Hubby' have a name? Every time I see you referring to 'hubby' I am reminded of how awful I would find it to be referred to as 'the wife'.


Just to set the record straight hubby is a tad paranoid about having his name over the internet it was in no way disrespectful. I've mentioned the inbox to him and he has sanctioned the use of his first name. Laughing Laughing His name is John and I will try to remember to use it but on the net for the past 10-12 years or as long as I've been online I've always used hubby so I'll likely slip up. Smile
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