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Posted by Specter on January 20, 2006 at 17:23:23 from (161.184.193.56):
Mind if I hang around this forum for a while? I'm into green quite a bit, but lately the arguing about John Deere tractors has been making me sick. Seems to be more good-natured banter over here, and less full-out arguing. Maybe I've been collecting the wrong color! Specter
Alberta, Canada
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