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Tuesday Giggles: Harry Potter Version


And we're back at the side splittingly funny Cleolinda's for this version of Giggles. She's got her Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince in Fifteen Minutes up and I love it so very, very much. If you've seen the movie, you have to check this out. I am a huge fan of Cleo's recaps. They are raucously funny and irreverent and completely awesome. Enjoy!
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  1. Tales of Whimsy9:48 AM

    Awe! I haven't see it yet so I better steer clear. Thanks for link.

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  2. Angiegirl10:33 AM

    Juju, np. Go check it out once you've seen it. I, for the record, thought the movie was loads of fun.

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  3. M.10:23 PM

    thank you for intrducing me to cleolinda - i'm still wheezing with laughter

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  4. Angiegirl10:54 PM

    M, you're welcome! She's one talented lady.

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  5. discount coupons11:30 PM

    I saw it. and really she is awesome.!!!!

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