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Old 24th December 2013, 02:13 PM   #6
Matchlock
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Grrreat, and thanks, both Kronckew and 'Nando,


Your comments sure have brightened up my Christmas Eve! And I was afraid nobody would be gonna care today ...

My old service guns don't have too much to add either; they prefer keeping silent on everything they've been put thru 400 to 700 years ago but you can see the score is written in the scratches on their stocks and barrels ... Those visions sometimes make me kinda tremble ...


Now go on celebrate with your loved ones, everybody!


Best,
Michael

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