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Old 11-18-2013, 02:05 PM
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You do not smoke a Cigar, you Savor it..

La Flora Dominicana Double Ligero 700... The snizzle!!
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Looks great Randy. What part of MD is that? I lived in the Germantown/Damascus area for a few years and then headed south. I like a good stick too every now and then. I got a box of 10 Opus X's one year for my B-day and they were probably the best I ever had....too much $ for me to buy.
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I noticed that you have the green and yellow separated. Afraid they might mate? Or did they already and the curr in the middle was the results?
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In between Boonsboro and Brunswick now...on 67.

Those look yummy!!!
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Old,

I have been known to mix Cubs and JD together!!!

The middle one is a result of letting my wife go to an auction unsupervised!

Actually it runs and cuts very well for what it is....
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In between Boonsboro and Brunswick now...on 67.

I passed right by you twice picking up a couple of QLs.
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Well stop in and get to work!!

My days of QL's are far past. You can have them all.... lol

I would like to put a twin in one though for SnG's.. !!
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Well stop in and get to work!!

My days of QL's are far past. You can have them all.... lol

I would like to put a twin in one though for SnG's.. !!

One came with a lot of goodies for free...

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There is a 1650 in pretty good shape in Frederick right now with a 50 deck and snow blade....FYI...
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Got one already and plenty of decks and plows.

Thanks anyway.

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