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Carpet Stains in the Oval Office

An SI Board Since October 2000

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Emcee: Ben Wa	Type: Unmoderated

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We are in a new century. Many valuable areas of carpeting exist within the White House. Some patches of carpet in the oval office shows signs of wear and tear, much like crop circles, only this time appearing in the image of a pair of knees. Crusted stains of an unknown origin are also apparant when walking barefoot. As patriots, we owe it to our country to discover and recommend to whoever inhabits this hallowed house following the election to at least live and work in clean and pristine quarters. With that in mind, I ask you all to list your remedies for cleaning and sanitizing the living quarters and work areas of the White House, and of course how to fix those troublesome areas of "wear and tear".

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6	Rip the thing up. It would make a hell of a carpetbag for Hillary, while the sc	Cage Rattler	-	11/1/2000
5	We need to replace that sink, too.	Tom Clarke	-	10/31/2000
4	Ben Wa: <i>We still need to get the carpet back to the way it was.</i&g	HairBall	-	10/31/2000
3	We still need to get the carpet back to the way it was.	Ben Wa	-	10/31/2000
2	Ben Wa: LOL...Barry Minkow (and a worthless broker) was the single biggest motiv	HairBall	-	10/31/2000
1	Barry Minkow, where are you when we need you?	Ben Wa	-	10/31/2000

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