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BLTizzle
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Heads Up??
      Mon Jul 16 2007 02:36 PM

is anyone else getting bored? I find myself counting down to 6Z, 12Z and 00Z just to see if maybe the new models bring hope of something to talk about. lol

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Edited by Ed Dunham (Mon Jul 16 2007 05:38 PM)

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