Thank you Trav! This reminds me of the Old West story of the man who went to pick up his mail-order bride. He went into town and picked up his new bride. En route back to his ranch, the horse pulling the buggy stumbled. The man stopped the buggy, got out, stood in front of the horse and after grabbing the reins and shaking them, said "That's one!" He got back in the buggy and started on his way. The new bride began to look at her new husband in a different light. Three quarters of the way to the man's ranch, the horse stumbled again. Again, the man stopped the buggy, got out, stood in front the horse, and after grabbing and shaking the reins said "That's two!" Again he got back in the buggy and started on his way. A deep frown began to form on the face of the new bride. As they pulled up in front of the main house, the horse stumbled a third time. The man stopped the buggy and this time took his rifle with him. He stood in front of the horse and said "That's three!" then shot the horse dead. The new bride looked at her new husband and then at the now dead horse and back at her husbamd. "Dear", she said as calmly as possible, "that was a perfectly good horse. What did you do that for?" The man merely looked at his new bride and said "That's one!" GET THE POINT PEPOPLE????? THIS WAS TWO!! DON'T LET THERE BE A THIRD TIME!!!!! If the creator of the work you want to use says DONT SELL, THEN DON'T DO IT!

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