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notemason

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6. Hmm

Reply to HughBeaumont (Reply #2)

Wed Jan 22, 2014, 04:02 PM

Jan 2014

Thought that title belonged to Welch, he even bragged about it, but I wouldn't argue the challenge. As Clapton said, “you take Sally, I'll take Sue, Ain't no difference between the two.

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