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HiDee MeisterMan!!!
Hmm...Waal, I wuz havin' some fun there with Alliteration...
L's on the First Line...S's on the Second...
As for the Taq-On...I think a Guy talkin' to a Skeptical Gal Listener kinda NEEDS it...for Further Assurance...that he's Sincere.
I've often kidded that for some folks, a glass is "Half-Empty", others "Half-Full", & for La Femme it's "Where's The Crack in it?"
I DO Appreciate Your Fine Feedback, Amigo...and WILL ponder better Lines..throughout..before it ever gets demoed.
Back to my fun-filled day of coughin' & moving things...heh! I'm ahead of schedule...but stayin' thataways ain't easy!
Best Wishes & a Big Guy-Hug,
Stan
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