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Last week when we started talking about
the first album that we bought with our own money, everybody had a story. Some were laudable (
Ready to Die) and some were laughable (
Savage Garden), but everybody had a story. And as we suspected, we weren't alone. When we asked you to share your stories, you offered up some good ones.
Aubrie Allen posted one of the more amusing ones -- amusing to us mostly because we used Teddy Ruxpin for the same purpose, only swap Poison for Van Halen.
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