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Old 01-19-2018, 05:42 AM
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As you may know, every person applying for membership passes my eyes for acceptance or denial.

Had one this morning, that drew my attention, in that I did not recognize, their stated location. When this happens, I usually run a "reverse IP lookup", to see where the applicant is from.

Much to my amusement, this is what came back from the search.
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Old 01-19-2018, 06:40 AM
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A Cub owner in Thailand?
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A Cub owner in Thailand?
ya looks like it, and as far as the the town, is not "PH" pronounced "F" as in Phillip?
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Truly an International (Harvester) community here...

Hope he has pictures to post. It would be nice to see some warm weather and green grass.
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A lot of times when I'm working on my machines I say the name of his home town.
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I think it's where the man with the golden gun used to live.....
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Hey Roland, there is a legit fellow who advertises on Smokstak for a custom making gasket company in Thailand. I have used them. Could be him? Mike
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Had one this morning, that drew my attention, in that I did not recognize, their stated location. When this happens, I usually run a "reverse IP lookup", to see where the applicant is from.

Much to my amusement, this is what came back from the search.
I'm looking forward to their posts.
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