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Old 01-30-2014, 10:35 AM
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After being here since 2010 we really don't know what everyone looks like. Sure we see pictures of each other off in the distance working our tractors, but could pass anyone of you in a store and not think twice of it.
Not that all of us would be meeting at the local Tractor Supply, but I'm throwing out the opportunity for everyone to put a face to the name.
I'll go first
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Posted my mug shot from my get-away in October (Clear Water Beach Fl)

Here is my prediction? 200 view's & only 20 mug shots?


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Oh, what the heck. Here's a couple, first pic is a good group of friends and family at the bar a couple weeks ago. Left to right is Shelly (g/fs mom), Bob (friend), Ali (g/fs cousin), Leigha (g/f), me, my mom, my dad, and the big guy in back is the Shelly's boyfriend.

And the second pic is of me and my two favorite women, my g/f and my mom.



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Here is my prediction? 200 view's & only 20 mug shots?
Maybe, but please understand that some of us, like myself, cannot put our names out there or pictures by the nature of our employment/careers, but that doesn't prevent our curious nature. Wish I could join the fun--the thread is really a great idea!!!

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Maybe, but please understand that some of us, like myself, cannot put our names out there or pictures by the nature of our employment/careers, but that doesn't prevent our curious nature. Wish I could join the fun--the thread is really a great idea!!!

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Todd,
Dang, That beard looks good on you! You surprised me!
I was getting so scruffy I had to get cleaned up for the grand daughters birthday party last Sat. I had a good mountain man look going too. Well I will have to find a picture or take one. Good thread to put faces with the names!
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Here's my ugly mug.

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You asked....



Can't see my face? -Dad's 125.

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Cool idea Todd!!

We should all be "sportin'" a beard, IT'S COLD!!

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