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Old 11-20-2016, 10:51 PM
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Sorry Sam!! I dont like it any more than you do, trust me!!
Anyone else gettin this crap? Got about 4in so far and not supposed to stop til early morning! Have only seen one salt shaker go through on state rd, nothing on my town rd yet so probably wont be school tomorrow.
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Looks like fun John. I'll look for you soon! Some guys have all the luck....

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Gee John I'm 1/2hr north of you and we are nearing the 2ft mark and we are expecting another 5-8"'s tonight. Glad I did all the necessary upgrades to the sled when it was nice out. LOL
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Gee John I'm 1/2hr north of you and we are nearing the 2ft mark and we are expecting another 5-8"'s tonight. Glad I did all the necessary upgrades to the sled when it was nice out. LOL
Smart man! I been too busy to do anything for my self! Gonna have to retire so I can work on my own stuff! Went to fire up 124 and have flat tires so had to dig it out of snow so I can dig out of the snow! Havent had to run 'er in a while but did move it out front friday and some one between then and now cut the valve stem on my front tire! Only one that has been around all weekend was my ex picking and dropoing my boy off from his visit!!
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