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Old 03-17-2011, 08:50 PM
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Short memory. Where did I see the IH logo page where you all were sending in your pictures of Ih logo's found on your tractors? I found a good one today on a coil. Any ideas?
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Short memory. Where did I see the IH logo page where you all were sending in your pictures of Ih logo's found on your tractors? I found a good one today on a coil. Any ideas?
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Here ya go buddy! It's here in the gen talk!! http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8950
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Here ya go buddy! It's here in the gen talk!! http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8950
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You type faster then I do Jude!
You should see me cook lol
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Jude, I heard you were cooking for all of us when you export the southern cub goodies across the Mason Dixon line.
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Jude, I heard you were cooking for all of us when you export the southern cub goodies across the Mason Dixon line.
Really? That's news to me I was hoping for some southern hospitality, guess not
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Surely to goodness someone is going to introduce Jude to some Southern Hospitality and some good southern white lightning while he is down this way? hehehehehe
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Surely to goodness someone is going to introduce Jude to some Southern Hospitality and some good southern white lightning while he is down this way? hehehehehe
ooooohhhh! Heard bout the "white lightnin", lol. No thank you I don't drink actually, at all. I was given a really good beer on my bday and it's still in the fridge, a month later
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LOL, Consuming some good home made white lightning isn't so much, drinking, as it is sipping very very slowly. My grandfather only drunk it for medicinal purposes, according to him. lol
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Don't worry, white lightning isn't the only thing we do right in the south. Since you'll be in the Carolinas, you'll need to try both Eastern and Western Carolina style BBQ. Then for breakfast one morning you'll need to eat grits. That's the true way to experience the south.
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