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Old 19th November 2013, 07:00 PM   #26
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Welcome back Michael, and thanks so much for your input. You are a valuable resource, and your presence has been sorely missed.


Thanks a million, Dana,

It is with some horrible delay I cannot account for that I am allowed to respond!

Words like yours really demonstrate what I have been missing as much as my health: my forum friends!

Let's get it on, folks, the story never ends: boom chucka, boom chucka, boom chucka ...


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Michael
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