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Old 01-31-2014, 08:32 PM
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Nick,

You made me spill my beer with that mug...

Fix IH 147 head before it falls off Sam.
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Old 01-31-2014, 09:09 PM
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Nick....., You look MUCH younger than the rest of us.
So does IH-147 as far as that goes.
Thanks for making the rest of us feel old guys well me anyway.
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You looked funny upside down, I fixed it. LOL
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Nick....., You look MUCH younger than the rest of us.
So does IH-147 as far as that goes.
Thanks for making the rest of us feel old guys well me anyway.
Todd, your welcome. Lol I know.
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Old 01-31-2014, 09:29 PM
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What lew said regarding ih 147. Thanks Sam. Lew, you drink.

After meeting you I have been on a bender uuurrrppp!°°•°•
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I'm glad we've got some young guys in there to keep the hobby alive! Also glad to have the older folks here too to pass down that valuable knowledge and experience that only comes from age. As for the "middlers" like me, good to have us around for stewards to keep these machines going and pass them on to the young bucks. It's a great hobby with lots of great people, especially great to finally see some of you!
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Nick,

You made me spill my beer with that mug...

Fix IH 147 head before it falls off Sam.
Just for you Lew. Kids with selfie cell phone pics are a PITA
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You made me spill my beer with that mug...

Fix IH 147 head before it falls off Sam.
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After meeting you I have been on a bender uuurrrppp!°°•°•
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No no it's not a selfie that sounds gay it's a self portraying picture
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