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the young weatherman
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Re:Position <Repost>
      Sun Oct 23 2005 06:00 PM

Gotta watch out for that one coming,it is one bad dude. Not only is it damaging, it is also costy

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* Position <Repost> MichaelA Sun Oct 23 2005 06:00 PM
. * * Re:Position <Repost> Rasvar   Sun Oct 23 2005 05:54 PM
. * * Re:Position <Repost> the young weatherman   Sun Oct 23 2005 06:00 PM
. * * Re:Position <Repost> MichaelA   Sun Oct 23 2005 06:25 PM

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