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Re: School Administrators as Politicians Cookie #223731 10/13/15 09:30 AM
Joined: Apr 2015 Posts: 647 E eco21268 Member
eco21268 Member E Joined: Apr 2015 Posts: 647	Originally Posted by Cookie That's funny because as far as I know indigo has never indicated his or her gender. I picture indigo as a he. I believe indigo is male. Or, perhaps, female.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
School Administrators as Politicians	thx1138	10/13/15 02:06 AM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	HowlerKarma	10/13/15 02:35 AM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	blackcat	10/13/15 03:57 AM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	thx1138	10/13/15 04:12 AM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	Thomas Percy	10/13/15 12:53 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	mecreature	10/13/15 01:51 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	indigo	10/13/15 03:00 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	indigo	10/13/15 02:39 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	Cookie	10/13/15 02:43 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	eco21268	10/13/15 04:30 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	thx1138	10/13/15 03:32 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	eco21268	10/13/15 04:02 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	Thomas Percy	10/13/15 07:39 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	suevv	10/13/15 05:33 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	ashley	10/13/15 05:47 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	eco21268	10/13/15 05:53 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	ElizabethN	10/13/15 06:12 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	AvoCado	10/14/15 12:04 AM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	ConnectingDots	10/14/15 01:52 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	AvoCado	10/14/15 08:41 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	suevv	10/14/15 05:50 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	HowlerKarma	10/14/15 04:22 AM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	Cookie	10/14/15 11:28 AM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	blackcat	10/14/15 01:36 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	cricket3	10/14/15 02:43 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	blackcat	10/14/15 03:32 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	thx1138	10/14/15 06:00 PM
Re: School Administrators as Politicians	ashley	10/14/15 07:29 PM

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