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From: Zebulon, Ga
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Posting this here, because this is the section I use ALL the time. Not in reference to any Diesel problems: I am just the curious sort!!
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Tater50
Tater: have been a decent Softball HR hitter;
played since 79 & have played Senior Softball on the National circuit since 99. 50 is my Jersey number!! Use that number because you start playing @ the age of 50; 7 & 33 were my numbers before then!!!
Care to ID your Username??? Why you chose it??
Tater50
Tater: have been a decent Softball HR hitter;
played since 79 & have played Senior Softball on the National circuit since 99. 50 is my Jersey number!! Use that number because you start playing @ the age of 50; 7 & 33 were my numbers before then!!!
Lead Driver
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 5,259
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From: Gambrills
lol pjwoolw!
Copedawg
In my first tour in Germany our Company was known as "MadDawgs" hense the dawg part and Cope is half of my last name. People Called me "Copedawg" at the time and it stuck.
Copedawg
In my first tour in Germany our Company was known as "MadDawgs" hense the dawg part and Cope is half of my last name. People Called me "Copedawg" at the time and it stuck.
Posting Guru
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 1,955
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From: Wyoming
See.. Now that threw me for a loop.. Copedawg.. I was suspecting another fan of Copenhagen on here.. Now I am sad! LOL!
Midwest dually.. Well.. kinda self explanitory to a point, lol! I was originally from the Midwest (Wyoming) when i started posting here. The second part.. Look at the pic!
Midwest dually.. Well.. kinda self explanitory to a point, lol! I was originally from the Midwest (Wyoming) when i started posting here. The second part.. Look at the pic!
Cargo Master
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 2,526
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From: College Station, TX
I'm a large portion native american, I chew redman, and my truck is very RED inside and out. I was born in 1984. Gave my truck the handle redman and then picked up on all the other "redman" similarities thus redman84
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From: metairie, LA
big fan of the chicago cubs. and the city. i try to visit every chance i get. my left arm is a dragon sleeve tattoo.
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