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Reckon he's a collector? The whole kitchen is decorated this way. You should see his garage. Also, he has signs and thermometers hanging all about his property and his store. I think he keeps about 98% of what he buys and sells the rest.
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Thanks people, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks BELLIN68, tommy1002, ho2cultcha, Kathycat, Signaholic, bratjdd, mikkoChristmas11, collector4evr, toolate2, and ttomtucker. I thought I had taken more pics but my camera is actin funky.
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Amazing!! I wish my kitchen was like this ahah!
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