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    Pyriel

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    And every-time I think this thread is gone for good, it comes back kicking and screaming. So now that we're 57 pages in, I wonder if OP created a new account and got those 50 quality post
     

    redryder

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    Wonder what she wins? :ar15:
     

    mrortega

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    I assume OP is dead and smelling pretty ripe about now so maybe we should say a few kind words about him. After all we've all been able to pile up our post count a little.

    I knew Mr. Can well. I later years I was bold enough to call him Tin. We served together during the Mexican Revolution. He claimed his grandfather was at the Alamo but was a conscientious objector and didn't even shoot at Davy Crockett. He was only there delivering milk.

    Tin was a lonely child and his folks had to tie a pork chop to his neck so at least the dog would play with him. His greatest goal in life was to be a member of INGO but he failed even at that. Nobody knows what became of him. Some claim to have seen him in drag on the womens' roller derby circuit, skating under the name "50 Poster." Others say he turned totally rotten and went off to law school at IUPUI.

    We'll never know for sure but here's to you Tin. May you rest in piece.
     
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    Mosinowner

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    I assume OP is dead and smelling pretty ripe about now so maybe we should say a few kind words about him. After all we've all been able to pile up our post count a little.

    I knew Mr. Can well. I later years I was bold enough to call him Tin. We served together during the Mexican Revolution. He claimed his grandfather was at the Alamo but was a conscientious objector and didn't even shoot at Davy Crockett. He was only there delivering milk.

    Tin was a lonely child and his folks had to tie a pork chop to his neck so at least the dog would play with him. His greatest goal in life was to be a member of INGO but he failed even at that. Nobody knows what became of him. Some claim to have seen him in drag on the womens' roller derby circuit, skating under the name "50 Poster." Others say he turned totally rotten and went off to law school at IUPUI.

    We'll never know for sure but here's to you Tin. May you rest in piece.

    :( he had so much potential
     

    Pyriel

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    I assume OP is dead and smelling pretty ripe about now so maybe we should say a few kind words about him. After all we've all been able to pile up our post count a little.

    I knew Mr. Can well. I later years I was bold enough to call him Tin. We served together during the Mexican Revolution. He claimed his grandfather was at the Alamo but was a conscientious objector and didn't even shoot at Davy Crockett. He was only there delivering milk.

    Tin was a lonely child and his folks had to tie a pork chop to his neck so at least the dog would play with him. His greatest goal in life was to be a member of INGO but he failed even at that. Nobody knows what became of him. Some claim to have seen him in drag on the womens' roller derby circuit, skating under the name "50 Poster." Others say he turned totally rotten and went off to law school at IUPUI.

    We'll never know for sure but here's to you Tin. May you rest in piece.

    That was full of so much win, rep heading your way sir:):
     
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