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I do'm no rite of ham if that a Cyclops won't champ upper wif Another serious on knot. Maybe sam nose. ?
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I can't. I laughed so hard my kids came to see what was so funny. Actually if I just say out loud,what you two typed it sounds like my neighbor!
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I don't think it's funny or necessary at all. This has happened too many times. I have a friend that has trouble getting his thoughts out on paper or email, text, etc.
You guys constantly rib him when he posts and this coming from moderators isn't cool. How about we help him figure it out instead of mock him each time? Hes got a lot of cub knowledge and a vast collection and I for one actually learn some things from him and I would hate for someone to stop posting as much because of it. Do what you wish but this is my .02
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This isn't paper. It's a keyboard. You can read before you post. You can edit before you post. It's laziness, not lack of ability. Hell, if you spell the word wrong, it highlights it in red. You can right click and it will tell you how to spell it. Yeah, yeah, maybe he is posting from a phone... mine has spell check. I assure you, there is no excuse to be that unclear unless you just don't care to be. It's absolutely unnecessary to screw up a sentence that bad. A lot of knowledge does no one any good if you can't communicate it.
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what he said...On the braces, what's the big deal where he got them? He got them off ebay for a heck of a deal, what's not to like about that?
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Jason
That brace set will fit Pre Cyclops Supers. For the Cyclops Supers the front corner of the square plate needs to be trimmed to clear the fender. As far as where or who they came from I was just curious. If you have any other questions I'll try to help.
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