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Old 07-30-2008, 02:13 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Nah...think Fire/Rescue...

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Yea, and by the way I still believe that the Junk Man is the REAL Santa Clause
I did notice that our crusty old friend from Kentucky seems to have abandoned one particularly stodgy, quiet and territorial forum and moved back full-time to that overly large and bloated forum we all know and love. God bless the old man Ed... but he still AIN'T the real Santa Claus!

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If it was me I would have missed every call - need my sleep ya know

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Well, I'm with Dougster on this so I vote spy.

Spends his time sending spiders and bots across the net to get us the interesting tidbits of info.


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Correct Tom! You will do well here I can see!

The fact is that Paul C's "covert activities" resume would shame James Bond and almost any other "Secret Agent" that you have ever heard of.

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I did notice that our crusty old friend from Kentucky seems to have abandoned one particularly stodgy, quiet and territorial forum and moved back full-time to that overly large and bloated forum we all know and love. God bless the old man Ed... but he still AIN'T the real Santa Claus!

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You got to remember he is in his busy season...

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You got to remember he is in his busy season...
In terms of mowing or Santa Clausing??? His number of posts ain't down... in fact, it's up! It's just a matter of where he is leaving them! Seems he has gone back to his roots... telling folks how to bushhog et al for fun and profit!

I just hope that the old coot is doing well and that his recently found medical issue remains under control.

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