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That cub had a built-in shredder on it (deck), too!! We sure could have used that when I went to school and we had the stone tablets to write on. Great nostalgic picture, Uncle Lewy. Thank you for sharing it with us. Here's to the good ole' skool daze.



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That cub had a built-in shredder on it (deck), too!! We sure could have used that when I went to school and we had the stone tablets to write on. Great nostalgic picture, Uncle Lewy. Thank you for sharing it with us. Here's to the good ole' skool daze.



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be easier to read I found it not true
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