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doug
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Re: 2017: HYPERACTIVE [Re: cieldumort]
      #99116 - Wed Oct 18 2017 02:02 PM

WHEWWW!!! the big collective sigh of relief being made as the outlook is quiet for the first time in a long time.....eds

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M.A.
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Re: 2017: HYPERACTIVE [Re: doug]
      #99129 - Thu Nov 30 2017 03:28 PM

A nice quiet finish to hair raising season. Hopefully everyone made it through this season (relatively) well.

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