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   Margueritem said, 5 months ago

   She’s more than OK, you twits.

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   Bill Wa said, 5 months ago

   Dang, I was really hoping that one gal would have gagged that little gripeypants

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   wndrwrthg said, 5 months ago

   Ann-ie, phone home.

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   Gordonne said, 5 months ago

   Annie should know better, Daddy can get her out of anything

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   Selma_F said, 5 months ago

   I don’t think those are the kind of friends that you need, Annie.

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   Struwwelpeter2 said, 5 months ago

   Why hasn’t ‘Daddy’ sent out a search party for Annie? Or even called the cops?
   I think he should be reported to the Dept of Children and Family Services!

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   Chikuku said, 5 months ago

   Yeah, Oliver Warbucks, don’t just rely on the FBI. Send Asp and Punjab searching for Annie.

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   sandystrainer said, 5 months ago

   this is where Sandy’s trainer tells Annie to have her yearly eye checkup.

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   Newenglandah said, 5 months ago

   Annie doesn’t phone home because she doesn’t know that Oliver is back. For all she knows, the crooked Oliver double is in charge.

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    hossblacksilver said, 5 months ago

    It may be a case of just off ‘screen’ but I’m a little disappointed in Agent Sutter, Annie disappears from a car in the river, window broken out and the best he can come up with is “Well, I guess she drowned, call of the search.” Come on, drag the river and check the law enforcement agencies to see if a body (or survivor) turned up down there. Roscoe, er, I mean, Sheriff Nabbem might have some information for you. But then again, considering the brilliance that been displayed by the Federal Bureau of Incompetence has displayed in this story arch (throwing their weight around, having an agent poisoned, and wait I almost forgot LETTING A WITNESS ESCAPE), I guess I shouldn’t be surprised, disappointed yes, but not surprised.

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    mike48 said, 5 months ago

    jiggers and cheese it the cops sound like an old dead end kids movie