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Posted by Mr Congeniality on May 10, 2001 at 23:16:55 from (216.119.18.246):
In Reply to: Off the N Subject Survey posted by TennesseeMan on May 10, 2001 at 14:06:56:
52, married, kids gone, 3 rare breed dogs(Central Asian Ovcharkas), a cat, and a dozen parrots or so, and 10 acres of weeds. I live in the foothills outside of Sacramento, CA. Turn-ons include 89 Octane, steady flow of electricity, gel batteries, and implements of all kinds. Turn-offs include the price of Roundup, yellow star thistle, and foxtails. My first lover was an 8n side mount w/sherman trans which I bought 4 years ago. Last year I sold it to an 81 yr old man who has lived in the same house for 50 yrs (and now he needs a tractor! Go figure.)and moved up to a 53 NAA. Both are the ugliest things you ever saw, but I scored a brand new spray paint gun last weekend, so my new squeeze is about to get all gussied up. (then rode hard and . . .nah!!) Mostly, I lurk on the board or ask for advice because you guys make me sick with all your knowledge of these things. In fact, after I check the archives, I'm set to ask another thing I should already know.
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