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Old 05-31-2011, 04:32 PM
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Ok, dont tell me about a lemon chicken dinner at a OCC get to get togeather!
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Ok, dont tell me about a lemon chicken dinner at a OCC get to get togeather!
I think thats a great idea!! When should I head up your way Duke??
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I think thats a great idea!! When should I head up your way Duke??
I've been owing Allen some food for a while now. It started with me talking about my chilli then it got to warm for that so time for the grill to see some action.

Come on down and I'll throw some lemon pepper chicken on the grill right after we load some cubs on your trailers. Don't forget the green backs so I can afford the chicken.
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I've been owing Allen some food for a while now. It started with me talking about my chilli then it got to warm for that so time for the grill to see some action.

Come on down and I'll throw some lemon pepper chicken on the grill right after we load some cubs on your trailers. Don't forget the green backs so I can afford the chicken.
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