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function testify(){
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  var i= Math.floor(limit*Math.random());
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  t[0]="<em>What an amazing product to bring families together to spark conversations, whether in the car, around the dinner table or on family game night! Brilliant idea!!</em>  - Leesy, Dallas, Texas";
  t[1]="<em>At dinner one night, we had the question 'person you would most like to meet'.  My husband answered Jessica Simpson.  I answered Brad Pitt.  And our daughter, McKenna, answered Nonni.  Nonni was what all the grandkids called my husband's mother.  She died before McKenna was born.  I asked her why she chose Nonni and she said all the other grandkids talked about her and she'd really like to meet her.  That led to wonderful stories about Nonni.  Thank you so much for Penny Stones and such a special night.</em> - Angie, RN, Sagamore Hills , OH";
  t[2]="<em>Thanks for inventing these! We have been giving them out with wedding gifts to use at the reception. They are a huge hit and make the initial awkwardness of sitting with strangers pass quickly. We find that everyone drops their guard enough to have some great conversations.</em> - Buddy, Cleveland, OH";
  t[3]="<em>I bought some for a house warming gift for friends of ours. We shared so many memories and stories. It was a wonderful bonding time for adults and children.</em> - Amy H, Solon, OH";
  t[4]="<em>On Christmas Eve, I placed them at each person's place setting. During dessert, we all gave our answers then passed our stones to our left and answered again. It prompted at least 90 minutes of conversation! Everyone agreed it was so fun and gave us such great topics to sit around and discuss. My daughter, Emily, has asked for them several times since then -- just as an after-dinner pastime. Thanks!</em>- Lynne";
  t[5]="<em>I used Penny Stones for an ice breaker with my managers and their teams. It was a lot of fun. They really helped us build some rapport, and 'go below the waterline'. In order to get groups to work together, I really need to get them to see the situation from the other's side. When we get to know each other at a deeper level, we're more inclined to work as one team. Thanks!</em> - Anne, Columbus, Ohio";
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