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Old 06-09-2011, 07:33 AM
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I've had the shoes sitting in a shallow pan of simple green over night, I haven't' checked on them yet this morning, but if that doesn't work I'll try to coke. I remember some coke experiments from high school chemistry, pretty wild...
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Hey Gary , Where do you STAND on this ?
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Hey Gary , Where do you STAND on this ?
I think I'm going to pour some coke in with the simple green!!! Or just tell the wide to suck it up! That'll go far!
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I think I'm going to pour some coke in with the simple green!!! Or just tell the wide to suck it up! That'll go far!
dont let her see you called her wide either!
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Man , oh man ..... when she finds out she is known here as " Wide Wife "
Well , there isn't enough simple green to fix that .
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dont let her see you called her wide either!
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Man , oh man ..... when she finds out she is known here as " Wide Wife "
Well , there isn't enough simple green to fix that .
Gary I almost edited this for you but what's the fun in that?

FYI Unless Gary had a stand in wife the day I meet them she's not wide at all.
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haha, I just saw my typo snafu. Pretty funny. I can't talk, she's the one who's already ran 5-5K, 2-10K and getting ready for a half marathon, up every morning at 4:45 to run 3 miles, yadda yadda yadda.....

As far as the shoes go, I let them sit in coke/simple green for a couple hours, I've got them out letting them dry now then for the subtle wear them around.
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Wow ! Your wife is quite the runner! Let her run the smell out of your shoes! !!
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Gary , Hats off to your better half ! I know what dedication the running takes .
And Roland , thanks for seeing the good ribbing for what it was ...

Good wrenching and nice smelling shoes to all......
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Oops ...Sorry Duke ...I had Roland on my mind .
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