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Posted by 1941 farmall a boy on May 13, 2007 at 17:05:31 from (216.134.245.8):
hey ever one Reminber I askd how much a cub was worth. Well Ive been helping her with her bee hives and today she said carson I was thinking about the cub and im just gonna give it to you. She said Its not doing me any good and I know you will get it looking all good and fixd up. She said it will start right up. So thats the deal hear so im really happy come with the woods mower and im gonna ask how much she wants for the other stuff wich I dont know what the other stuff is lol. But any ways I thout ever one woud like to know. Take care all.
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