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Wooden handle on Hopper and the wicker is complete although it lokks like there's a disk or collar missing at the bottom of the Catalin arms. Had every ball except one. Bought for only $75 for everything here!
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That's cool man, but I am wondering, is credit given for the " O - 63 " automatically or do those of us with it on our card just hope we don't need it????
I was told there would be no math Tommy!
HEHEHE just once, I'd like to yell " Bingo!!!" but I can't now with only BING_
LMAO! We all know B I N G was not the dog's name!
Are u practicing to go pick-up elderly women with this sign? LOL . I meant, eldery female musicians?
Uhhhh, no just strolin down the street singin "Moonlight In Vermont", yeah, I'm old.