she definitely says packed fields WBC's, just not sure if it is another sentence, no pause
Posted By: Jessica on 2008-12-16
In Reply to: Are you sure it's not "packed with"? - anonamiss
Subject: she definitely says packed fields WBC's, just not sure if it is another sentence, no pause
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