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Wait Wut

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16. I see it every single day in AZ.

Reply to freshwest (Reply #15)

Fri Feb 1, 2013, 07:10 PM

Feb 2013

I had just never seen that particular sticker before. It blew my friggin' mind. I haven't met a Republican, yet, that thought the Founders were RW extremists. That guy has got to be waaaaaaayyyyy out there.

I didn't notice a gun rack because I was too intrigued by the HAM radio antenna.

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