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    Lovey family grouping, but where is your Nugget flattop?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Garber View Post
    Lovey family grouping, but where is your Nugget flattop?
    I actually have been contemplating taking to Mike about that.

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    Tom, I think your KMAS is out of control. Just saying.
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    Some people collect empty beer cans.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom Sanderson View Post
    Some people collect empty beer cans.
    Amen.
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    Default Re: Kalamazoos and a Waterloo

    Quote Originally Posted by Tom Sanderson View Post
    Some people collect empty beer cans.
    These are a lot more musical.
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    One of these is not the same :-)

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