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Paddy O'Flanigan
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Proper Load Sizing

10/13/2006 10:38 AM

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Where's Shrek when you need him!

10/13/2006 10:56 AM

"Look at me! I'm a donkey and I can fly!"

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10/13/2006 11:20 PM

Now look what you have started…

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10/14/2006 8:23 AM

NO matter how much we develop we are not going to change.
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Re: Proper Load Sizing

10/17/2006 8:26 AM

A note to the owner of the car in Texas:

Home Depot and Lowe's will deliver. for a whole lot less than the repairs to the car will cost.
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