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Old 07-13-2014, 06:26 AM
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Congratulations Jonathan! They made a good choice.
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Congrats Jon. Going on Cad's advice, I think I'm going to post an ad in the for sale section with no price, location, and bad grammar. If you don't send me a nasty message, your fired. Just wanted to razz you, but seriously, good luck and congrats again.
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A tip-o-the-hat to you, Jonathon. As one guy suggested, put on the Kevlar Shorts.

Before I retired from the I.T. world, I had a complete set of Asbestos Long Handled underwear...

And he does make the big bucks now..uses $20's for placemats, $50 for a bedspread, and a $100 for a table cloth....



P.S. Wish I had seen that avatar to make into a big poster and put on the office door before I retired.. would have saved a couple of these from happening..
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Guess this means I'm going to have to try to be on better behavior......
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