oriented x3?
Posted By: hope this helps on 2006-08-06
In Reply to: s/l outgoing times three - a bee
Subject: oriented x3?
Oriented x3? That is a good possibility. Listen and see what you think...
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oriented x3
Subject: oriented x3
That's what I hoped (prayed!) it was at first, but it doesn't sound like that.
Thanks for the quick response!
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YES!
That's the one! Thanks so much! I'm rather new, and some of these doctors...I wonder if they're even speaking English.
Thanks for all the help!
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