Guest guest Posted March 26, 2007 Report Share Posted March 26, 2007 jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. she was dating my friend and in a serious long-term relationship with him (we all lived together - he was eighteen. this is when i was in high school) and she felt that in order to fit in with the younger crowd, well she had to look the part. but i don't know how looking like a crazed-prostitute with a glue gun made her look younger. she would wear boostie-a's and glue fake strands of dangly pearls and sequins onto them, cut out hearts in her thigh-high leather boots and overlayed them with lace, then she would cut out a giant heart in the back of an old blazer and overlay it with lace so that it matched her shoes. not to mention she wore hot pants with this little number. she also has fake breasts and scabs all over her from picking, so you can imagine how tacky and awful this looked. anyway, i was very much a tomboy then and going to the grocery store when she was in her garb was completely humiliating for me. she tried to get me to dress the way she wanted me to up until high school. i had to put my foot down and plus she was a little to into her own wardrobe (and drugs) back then to care about mine. but what is it with BPD's having such poor taste? it's really weird. love, christine. > > >Oh jeese i know what you mean they pick out the TACKIEST things they > >think you should wear too - > > yes, over the yearts she's gotten me things to wear...but they're the > ugliest crap I've ever seen...and old lady styles ( even now I don't lik > ethat style...but especially when I was young) or things with fringes, > siquens, a baubles...not that any thing is wrong with these things..they > just aren't ME and certainly nada knew this...when I'd TELL her I wouldn't > wear it...she didn't do the mother/daughter dress alike, but always made my > one sister ( whose 2 1/2 years older) and I wear the same clothes like we > were twins... > > >PB would jerk and pull my hair too. hard. Pulling handfulls of > tangles. She put it up in these dorky tight pony tails and braids. > >She always wanted to cut it short. becuase it was cute, " cool and > comfortable. " (uuuuuugh!) I never did and in fact to this day wear it > >long as it can grow. > > LOL nada used to always pull hair, so I did get mine cut real short...so > she'd nothing to grab ahold of !! > > >Yes i am your clone. its the twighlight zone of bpd kids. > woooooooo! > > LOL :-) > > Jackie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2007 Report Share Posted March 26, 2007 my nada, in her effort to stay as cheap where us kids are concerned as possible, made all my clothes and my sisters ( my oldest sister and both brothers got new clothes, then my other sister started getting new clothes, but I still had to wear things nada made for me) naturally it was " old lady " style clothes...even when I was 6 years old..and to try and make it appealing ( to whom ??) she's put sequins or fringe on it...which in my mind made it all the more tacky and distasteful...and heaven help me if I ever complained or said anything bad about it...or even made suggestions to make it so I'd like it better ( color or print) she'd rage " all I do for you and you're so ungrateful...I spend my days working on YOUR clothes and this is all the thanks I get... " etc....I didn't get my first store bought clothes until I was in high school !! I can't count how many times she stuck me with pins...and my hems were always below the knees...I was( am) a tomboy too..and she's spent her life trying to make a " lady " out of me LOL Jackie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. she was dating my friend and in a serious long-term relationship with him (we all lived together - he was eighteen. this is when i was in high school) and she felt that in order to fit in with the younger crowd, well she had to look the part. but i don't know how looking like a crazed-prostitute with a glue gun made her look younger. she would wear boostie-a's and glue fake strands of dangly pearls and sequins onto them, cut out hearts in her thigh-high leather boots and overlayed them with lace, then she would cut out a giant heart in the back of an old blazer and overlay it with lace so that it matched her shoes. not to mention she wore hot pants with this little number. she also has fake breasts and scabs all over her from picking, so you can imagine how tacky and awful this looked. anyway, i was very much a tomboy then and going to the grocery store when she was in her garb was completely humiliating for me. she tried to get me to dress the way she wanted me to up until high school. i had to put my foot down and plus she was a little to into her own wardrobe (and drugs) back then to care about mine. but what is it with BPD's having such poor taste? it's really weird. love, christine. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2007 Report Share Posted March 26, 2007 oh no! that's awful. i'm so glad my nada didn't try to make me some of her crystal meth fashion. i would end up wearing paper bags. love, christine. > > my nada, in her effort to stay as cheap where us kids are concerned as > possible, made all my clothes and my sisters ( my oldest sister and both > brothers got new clothes, then my other sister started getting new clothes, > but I still had to wear things nada made for me) naturally it was " old > lady " style clothes...even when I was 6 years old..and to try and make it > appealing ( to whom ??) she's put sequins or fringe on it...which in my mind > made it all the more tacky and distasteful...and heaven help me if I ever > complained or said anything bad about it...or even made suggestions to make > it so I'd like it better ( color or print) she'd rage " all I do for you and > you're so ungrateful...I spend my days working on YOUR clothes and this is > all the thanks I get... " etc....I didn't get my first store bought clothes > until I was in high school !! I can't count how many times she stuck me > with pins...and my hems were always below the knees...I was( am) a tomboy > too..and she's spent her life trying to make a " lady " out of me LOL > > Jackie > > > jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada > was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making > her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely > makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. > she was dating my friend and in a serious long-term relationship with > him (we all lived together - he was eighteen. this is when i was in > high school) and she felt that in order to fit in with the younger > crowd, well she had to look the part. but i don't know how looking > like a crazed-prostitute with a glue gun made her look younger. > > she would wear boostie-a's and glue fake strands of dangly pearls and > sequins onto them, cut out hearts in her thigh-high leather boots and > overlayed them with lace, then she would cut out a giant heart in the > back of an old blazer and overlay it with lace so that it matched her > shoes. not to mention she wore hot pants with this little number. she > also has fake breasts and scabs all over her from picking, so you can > imagine how tacky and awful this looked. > > anyway, i was very much a tomboy then and going to the grocery store > when she was in her garb was completely humiliating for me. she tried > to get me to dress the way she wanted me to up until high school. i > had to put my foot down and plus she was a little to into her own > wardrobe (and drugs) back then to care about mine. > > but what is it with BPD's having such poor taste? it's really weird. > > love, christine. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2007 Report Share Posted March 26, 2007 LOL at least I could wear the paper bag over my head :-) Jackie oh no! that's awful. i'm so glad my nada didn't try to make me some of her crystal meth fashion. i would end up wearing paper bags. love, christine. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2007 Report Share Posted March 26, 2007 My nada is very elegant and always dresses very well. She has a flair for putting things together, still is slim (age 86) and carries herself well. In her day she was extremely beautiful and always attracted a lot of attention. Her shopping for me was totally off; her selection (that lasted until after I married and left home) for me was clothing that was very unflattering for my body type. Go figure. It is reassuring to read about everyone's experiences. Blessings, mg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2007 Report Share Posted March 26, 2007 My nada is very elegant and always dresses very well. She has a flair for putting things together, still is slim (age 86) and carries herself well. In her day she was extremely beautiful and always attracted a lot of attention. Her shopping for me was totally off; her selection (that lasted until after I married and left home) for me was clothing that was very unflattering for my body type. Go figure. It is reassuring to read about everyone's experiences. Blessings, mg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 My Nada does that now, buys me huge, unflattering clothes. Whenever she goes out of town for vacation, she always brings everyone home some sort of clothing. I always, ALWAYS get mumu's. Without fail... Now, I know I'm not the little 17 yo size nothing I used to be, 3 kids will do that to ya, but come on!! Especially when she knows how hard I worked to lose weight after my last baby... Ugh. I told her this last time unless she wants to play nice, not to bring me anything at all. I got jewelry instead. It's so wierd, in high school, she used to buy me the shortest, tightest, sluttiest clothes you could find. My senior prom dress was so short, you could see right up it. She thought it was gorgeous, I was embarassed to death. She just can't have me looking... nice, I suppose. Kristi In a message dated 3/27/2007 8:59:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time, doticus@... writes: Mine was (presumably is) the same. She dressed herself very well, although she had a kind of obsession with buying shoes. I can think of some really nice things that she got me, but more often as I got older the things were not as nice. Also there was the very hideous frames for my glasses incident which I mentioned before. What I most remember is that everything always seemed too big. Now, I am a big girl (like I would make a great defensive tackle were I to play football), not fat just broad. But most of the things that she would get were practically maternity size. is ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 My Nada does that now, buys me huge, unflattering clothes. Whenever she goes out of town for vacation, she always brings everyone home some sort of clothing. I always, ALWAYS get mumu's. Without fail... Now, I know I'm not the little 17 yo size nothing I used to be, 3 kids will do that to ya, but come on!! Especially when she knows how hard I worked to lose weight after my last baby... Ugh. I told her this last time unless she wants to play nice, not to bring me anything at all. I got jewelry instead. It's so wierd, in high school, she used to buy me the shortest, tightest, sluttiest clothes you could find. My senior prom dress was so short, you could see right up it. She thought it was gorgeous, I was embarassed to death. She just can't have me looking... nice, I suppose. Kristi In a message dated 3/27/2007 8:59:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time, doticus@... writes: Mine was (presumably is) the same. She dressed herself very well, although she had a kind of obsession with buying shoes. I can think of some really nice things that she got me, but more often as I got older the things were not as nice. Also there was the very hideous frames for my glasses incident which I mentioned before. What I most remember is that everything always seemed too big. Now, I am a big girl (like I would make a great defensive tackle were I to play football), not fat just broad. But most of the things that she would get were practically maternity size. is ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 'My nada is very elegant and always dresses very well. She has a flair for putting things together, still is slim (age 86) and carries herself well. In her day she was extremely beautiful and always attracted a lot of attention. Her shopping for me was totally off; her selection (that lasted until after I married and left home) for me was clothing that was very unflattering for my body type. Go figure.' Mine was (presumably is) the same. She dressed herself very well, although she had a kind of obsession with buying shoes. I can think of some really nice things that she got me, but more often as I got older the things were not as nice. Also there was the very hideous frames for my glasses incident which I mentioned before. What I most remember is that everything always seemed too big. Now, I am a big girl (like I would make a great defensive tackle were I to play football), not fat just broad. But most of the things that she would get were practically maternity size. is --------------------------------- Expecting? Get great news right away with email Auto-Check. Try the Yahoo! Mail Beta. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 'My nada is very elegant and always dresses very well. She has a flair for putting things together, still is slim (age 86) and carries herself well. In her day she was extremely beautiful and always attracted a lot of attention. Her shopping for me was totally off; her selection (that lasted until after I married and left home) for me was clothing that was very unflattering for my body type. Go figure.' Mine was (presumably is) the same. She dressed herself very well, although she had a kind of obsession with buying shoes. I can think of some really nice things that she got me, but more often as I got older the things were not as nice. Also there was the very hideous frames for my glasses incident which I mentioned before. What I most remember is that everything always seemed too big. Now, I am a big girl (like I would make a great defensive tackle were I to play football), not fat just broad. But most of the things that she would get were practically maternity size. is --------------------------------- Expecting? Get great news right away with email Auto-Check. Try the Yahoo! Mail Beta. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 My nada had a real bug up her arse about shopping -- didn't want to spend the money, didn't want to be out in public, scared to drive, etc., etc. The fact that she had 2 children and unfortunately, children need clothes from time to time -- she acted so PUT UPON when she had to take us shopping. And she took us to places where we didn't like the clothes (mostly) but she liked the prices. And I'm not saying you can't shop on a budget, but she didn't even try to make it work -- no enthusiasm whatsoever. She could have said " What about this? You could put it with that! " She just stood there while we looked and we didn't like anything there. She couldn't even take us to a regular department store. I remember very clearly one time she stormed out of a store because we wanted a couple of specific things (you know -- wanted something that was the trend at the time) and she BLEW UP -- cussed a blue streak while she stormed to the car. Us kids scampering after her. Gee -- I guess her heart wasn't in it to begin with, ya think? That about sums up my childhood -- I always felt like a nuisance for what I'm finding out (now that I'm a mother) are NORMAL childhood needs! I think she felt that when we reached some modicum of independence -- like maybe 13 or 14 -- she could just start ignoring us! Don't get me started on the refrigerator -- there was never enough food, either. That's another thread. -Kyla > > My nada is very elegant and always dresses very well. She has a flair for putting things together, still is slim (age 86) and carries herself well. In her day she was extremely beautiful and always attracted a lot of attention. > > Her shopping for me was totally off; her selection (that lasted until after I married and left home) for me was clothing that was very unflattering for my body type. Go figure. > > It is reassuring to read about everyone's experiences. Blessings, mg > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 My nada had a real bug up her arse about shopping -- didn't want to spend the money, didn't want to be out in public, scared to drive, etc., etc. The fact that she had 2 children and unfortunately, children need clothes from time to time -- she acted so PUT UPON when she had to take us shopping. And she took us to places where we didn't like the clothes (mostly) but she liked the prices. And I'm not saying you can't shop on a budget, but she didn't even try to make it work -- no enthusiasm whatsoever. She could have said " What about this? You could put it with that! " She just stood there while we looked and we didn't like anything there. She couldn't even take us to a regular department store. I remember very clearly one time she stormed out of a store because we wanted a couple of specific things (you know -- wanted something that was the trend at the time) and she BLEW UP -- cussed a blue streak while she stormed to the car. Us kids scampering after her. Gee -- I guess her heart wasn't in it to begin with, ya think? That about sums up my childhood -- I always felt like a nuisance for what I'm finding out (now that I'm a mother) are NORMAL childhood needs! I think she felt that when we reached some modicum of independence -- like maybe 13 or 14 -- she could just start ignoring us! Don't get me started on the refrigerator -- there was never enough food, either. That's another thread. -Kyla > > My nada is very elegant and always dresses very well. She has a flair for putting things together, still is slim (age 86) and carries herself well. In her day she was extremely beautiful and always attracted a lot of attention. > > Her shopping for me was totally off; her selection (that lasted until after I married and left home) for me was clothing that was very unflattering for my body type. Go figure. > > It is reassuring to read about everyone's experiences. Blessings, mg > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 My nada had a real bug up her arse about shopping -- didn't want to spend the money, didn't want to be out in public, scared to drive, etc., etc. The fact that she had 2 children and unfortunately, children need clothes from time to time -- she acted so PUT UPON when she had to take us shopping. And she took us to places where we didn't like the clothes (mostly) but she liked the prices. And I'm not saying you can't shop on a budget, but she didn't even try to make it work -- no enthusiasm whatsoever. She could have said " What about this? You could put it with that! " She just stood there while we looked and we didn't like anything there. She couldn't even take us to a regular department store. I remember very clearly one time she stormed out of a store because we wanted a couple of specific things (you know -- wanted something that was the trend at the time) and she BLEW UP -- cussed a blue streak while she stormed to the car. Us kids scampering after her. Gee -- I guess her heart wasn't in it to begin with, ya think? That about sums up my childhood -- I always felt like a nuisance for what I'm finding out (now that I'm a mother) are NORMAL childhood needs! I think she felt that when we reached some modicum of independence -- like maybe 13 or 14 -- she could just start ignoring us! Don't get me started on the refrigerator -- there was never enough food, either. That's another thread. -Kyla > > My nada is very elegant and always dresses very well. She has a flair for putting things together, still is slim (age 86) and carries herself well. In her day she was extremely beautiful and always attracted a lot of attention. > > Her shopping for me was totally off; her selection (that lasted until after I married and left home) for me was clothing that was very unflattering for my body type. Go figure. > > It is reassuring to read about everyone's experiences. Blessings, mg > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 Gosh what a sight. They must have bizarre tastes because they are emotionally three years old and you know how toddlers love bright shiny things. Odd when you describe lace, beads and stuff. I can see it put together tastefully in a nice outfit but no doubt it was in aporpriate the way house of BPD puts it together. C > > > > >Oh jeese i know what you mean they pick out the TACKIEST things they > > >think you should wear too - > > > > yes, over the yearts she's gotten me things to wear...but they're the > > ugliest crap I've ever seen...and old lady styles ( even now I don't > lik > > ethat style...but especially when I was young) or things with fringes, > > siquens, a baubles...not that any thing is wrong with these > things..they > > just aren't ME and certainly nada knew this...when I'd TELL her I > wouldn't > > wear it...she didn't do the mother/daughter dress alike, but always > made my > > one sister ( whose 2 1/2 years older) and I wear the same clothes > like we > > were twins... > > > > >PB would jerk and pull my hair too. hard. Pulling handfulls of > > tangles. She put it up in these dorky tight pony tails and braids. > > >She always wanted to cut it short. becuase it was cute, " cool and > > comfortable. " (uuuuuugh!) I never did and in fact to this day wear it > > >long as it can grow. > > > > LOL nada used to always pull hair, so I did get mine cut real > short...so > > she'd nothing to grab ahold of !! > > > > >Yes i am your clone. its the twighlight zone of bpd kids. > > woooooooo! > > > > LOL :-) > > > > Jackie > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 awesome reply, cristie! > > > > > > >Oh jeese i know what you mean they pick out the TACKIEST things > they > > > >think you should wear too - > > > > > > yes, over the yearts she's gotten me things to wear...but they're > the > > > ugliest crap I've ever seen...and old lady styles ( even now I > don't > > lik > > > ethat style...but especially when I was young) or things with > fringes, > > > siquens, a baubles...not that any thing is wrong with these > > things..they > > > just aren't ME and certainly nada knew this...when I'd TELL her I > > wouldn't > > > wear it...she didn't do the mother/daughter dress alike, but > always > > made my > > > one sister ( whose 2 1/2 years older) and I wear the same clothes > > like we > > > were twins... > > > > > > >PB would jerk and pull my hair too. hard. Pulling handfulls of > > > tangles. She put it up in these dorky tight pony tails and braids. > > > >She always wanted to cut it short. becuase it was cute, " cool and > > > comfortable. " (uuuuuugh!) I never did and in fact to this day > wear it > > > >long as it can grow. > > > > > > LOL nada used to always pull hair, so I did get mine cut real > > short...so > > > she'd nothing to grab ahold of !! > > > > > > >Yes i am your clone. its the twighlight zone of bpd kids. > > > woooooooo! > > > > > > LOL :-) > > > > > > Jackie > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 thanks for the compliment. I do have a dry sense of humor. Hey are you the one who works as an animal technician? Cristie jackie, once again the similarities are really bizarre. when my nada was doing a lot of meth, she did a lot of meth crafts - like making her own outfits. this is the one part of my memory that absolutely makes me laugh out loud because her taste was so unbearably HORRIBLE. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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