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What do we talk about?

by Bryan Comer

My wife jumped my post…but I have writer’s block, so I’m going to steal part of it anyway.
I wanted to bring you an inside look at what we talk about, behind the bedroom door. What does a happily married couple, on the eve our their first child, talk about? Is it some deep conversation about the way to properly rear a child? Is it how much we respect each others ideas and views? Do we talk about the political climate of the middle east?
No…Here’s what it sounds like…

CentaurBaby.jpg

Also, welcome Kim to the Family Channel here at 451 Press…


Posted in General, humor on October 18th, 2007

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One Response to “What do we talk about?”

  1. Bryan Says:
    May 9th, 2008 at 12:22 pm

    Bryan Comer,

    I was wondering if I could get permission to use the child centaur picture as a logo for my company?

    Bryan

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