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May 14th, 2012
Again, bringing back old memories here girlie! You using the pencil (I think?) to operate the vcr to replay the Outsiders over and over and over lol! Also, you had one in your room to operate your stereo and tv I do believe. I know they were strategically placed around the house for where ever you needed them to be.