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One year down
Well, its been one year since I have reported for duty and I am now GETTING real bored. Feeling better but it might be time to start thinking about getting involved in SOMETHING..lol...anyone got something for me.
bobby g retired....used to be someone..lol
bobby g retired....used to be someone..lol
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Permalink Reply by Larry Lasich on -
Pass on what you know and help make them as good as you were! Vollies need love too.
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Permalink Reply by Dave LeBlanc on -
Hey Bro....I am sure you won't have to "go hungry", so to speak.
Amazing that it has been a year.
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