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Old 02-06-2010, 12:55 PM   #1
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Re: New Green Blog Post For You.

Always glad to see a the case made for old world quality, everything comes back in fashion sooner or later.
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Always glad to see a the case made for old world quality, everything comes back in fashion sooner or later.
I had your avatar as a profile pic on another site and I keep thinking your posts are mine
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Nice post. Unfortunately the majority of the American public at some point decided shiny, big,and cheap were vastly more important than quality or efficiency.
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