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En D?cembre de cette ann?e, quand on parle ? des amis au sujet de son implication dans la mort de M. Taikato, Puata a admis avoir tu? M. Crawford, affirmant M. Taikato avait ?t? enterr? au-dessus de lui.

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Interesting aside I had a conversation with my alergist about the amount of kids allergies, which seems huge compared to when I was a kid. (I had a PB pretty much every day of my elementary school life and don think I ever harmed anyone.) He told me that there is a school of thought that believes that the allergies are a result of our being TOO CLEAN. Kids aren getting their of dirt when they little, so their bodies aren working to fight off bad stuff and are seeing things that aren really bad as something to be fought. I think living here in the country where there a lot of snow and mud, most people naturally think twice before they come tromping through someone house after being outside. And I certainly cheat a bit too. When I running back and forth from car to kitchen and bedroom and back picking up things I forgot, by the second time through I leave the shoes on. My kids are also in and out constantly in the summer, and mostly barefoot. Now we have grass mixed in with the dust bunnies.