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Old 03-24-2013, 02:20 PM
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He keeps bugging me to start doing a restore with him, but he starts shopping for cubs every Friday afternoon after work and stops about 11 p.m. Sunday night!! So I'm not sure when he plans on restoring one!!
Hey Eric, Somebody's gotta be runnin for parts while you're wrench'n, sand'n, and paint'n! I suppose you would like him to hold the light Too! Just trying to help ya out Mike!
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Old 03-24-2013, 03:43 PM
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Nice find Mike!!
How far did you have to send your cub drone out to find this one? LOL
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Nice find Mike!!
How far did you have to send your cub drone out to find this one? LOL
Thanks Adam!
Not far at all 15 minutes away!
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How is life on the west side of the creek? ( i mean del river)
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Mike, with all those Cub finds you've come across recently, you could have your own TV reality show and have it named something like "Cub Hunter"
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Mike has so many cubs, pretty soon he'll be selling them to himself, and then he won't have to spend any money on gas!
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Old 03-26-2013, 10:10 PM
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Nice there Mike!
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Mike, with all those Cub finds you've come across recently, you could have your own TV reality show and have it named something like "Cub Hunter"
I like it Frank!

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Mike has so many cubs, pretty soon he'll be selling them to himself, and then he won't have to spend any money on gas!
Not spending money on gas, I like it!

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