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Kevin Sorbo

• From: [email protected]
• Subject: Kevin Sorbo
• Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2001 09:41:38 EDT

jabbI'IDghomvamvo' vIpajpu'.  'ach jIngab'eghmoHchu'pa', QInvam vIlabnIS.  
wejHu' Denver Hov leng qepDaq Kevin Sorbo (Hercules Dylan Hunt je ghaH) 
vIqIH.  ghogh tInmoHmeH jan retlhDaq jIQamtaHvIS ghaHvaD jIjatlhlaH.  Hopbe' 
'ach Sumbe' je.  beQbogh Daq jenDaq Qam Kevin Sorbo.  ghaHvaD jItlhob, 
jIjatlh, <<DaHjaj naDev ponglIj DaghItlhbe' net Sov, 'ach *IrelandDaq ropmo' 
be'nI'wI', *Teddy Bearvam navHomvamDaq ponglIj yIghItlh!>>

DaqDajvo' jaH Kevin Sorbo 'ej muchol.  SIbI' Hotchuq wuSDu'Daj wuSDu'wIj je.  
ghIq navHomDaq ghItlh.  jIQuchchu'mo' qep ghotpu' law' tlhopDaq jImI'.  cha' 
DeSDu'wIj vIpep.  quSwIj vIcheghtaHvIS jIqet.  tlhoy mumer wanI'vam!!!

Xardana

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