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Posted by Clem on January 06, 2002 at 09:13:11 from (67.202.32.189):
In Reply to: Re: ETD Pics posted by Red Dave - The Gov't has Blocked access on January 06, 2002 at 08:21:13:
I have bad news: Renfroe ran off with Alice your fiancee of 21 years. They sold everything your cows your machinery. They now operate a Snap-On tool truck in St Paul, Minnesota. Just Plain Fergus found them by accident when he visited a repair facility to get his degausser fixed. They tried to sell him tools, a vacuum cleaner and term life insurance. He had to buy a set of 3/8 drive sockets to get away. Alice performs marriages and does shoe repair out of the same truck. Thought you should know.
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