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leetdan
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Seen on a neighbor's plywood window:
      #30300 - Thu Sep 23 2004 02:18 PM

1 Charley
2 Frances
3 Ivan
4 Sale

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[witty phrase here]

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Re: Seen on a neighbor's plywood window: [Re: leetdan]
      #30336 - Thu Sep 23 2004 03:39 PM

Or could say Sale, occupant moving to CA..............

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