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cieldumort
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Daniel, redux
      #68503 - Fri Jul 28 2006 06:23 AM

Speaking of things which may surprise on the upside, Daniel looks to me as if he may soon become worthy of T numbers again.

Daniel Night Vision Floater

Edited for more appropriate title instead of "99L." -Clark

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Re: Daniel, redux [Re: cieldumort]
      #68518 - Sat Jul 29 2006 02:16 AM

Model data on former "Daniel",,,



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