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Thursday Giggles: Back to the Future Version

If this doesn't make you smile, I don't know what will. 
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  1. Janicu11:22 AM

    Does Michael J. Fox never age? Seriously.

    I've been watching the Back to the Future movies on the Movies that Don't Suck feature on G4Tv. Last week was Part 1, this week was Part 2. Friday is Part 3. :D It's been so fun to rewatch them.

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  2. Suey3:50 PM

    Yep... made me smile! :)

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  3. alishka babushka4:48 PM

    so awesome. :o) thanks for sharing!

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  4. Tiah10:59 PM

    I just love him so much.

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