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The Girls/ladies were so much prettier then, no "tats" piercings or such.
Seems like just last year we're celebrating our 200 th.
Guess I'm just an old fart.
George did you forget about implants (augmentation)
ok ,forget it ,maybe some guys like that..
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You guys were suppose to focus in on the Cub Cadet SO76 which was special built in 1976 to commemorate the Bi-Centennial celebration of our 200 yrs of being America. The young lady was just added "eye candy"....




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George did you forget about implants (augmentation)
ok ,forget it ,maybe some guys like that..
No I didn't forget about the "enhancements" but done with restraint, they are not bad, but some of those piercings make me want to get out the
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You guys were suppose to focus in on the Cub Cadet SO76 which was special built in 1976 to commemorate the Bi-Centennial celebration of our 200 yrs of being America. The young lady was just added "eye candy"....
sorry Roland ...I`ll focus on the tractor..
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I like the so76. The gal on it is an added bonus.
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Happy Independence Day!

I like the gal better than the tractor.

I'd have a collection of them, but the tractors are cheaper.
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I wouldn't run her off the place for missing strips on grass in the yard!!
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Happy 240th Birthday America....
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