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Old September 21st 04, 05:14 AM
old hoodoo
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Did it again. Please replace "dealt" with "deal".

I quit.

old hoodoo wrote:

In Victoria Texas. However the F-101 just got moved this summer to
Missouri after being here ten years. Bummer. I will never again dealt
with City politicians. They have been on a crusade to get rid of all
historical artifacts in the City. Lost a great Locomotive engine a
couple of years ago. I'm moving eventually, historically speaking, this
town sucks.

Al

John A. Weeks III wrote:

In article , old hoodoo
wrote:


Here in Victoria we had an F-101 that when we got it, we prepared
pads and metal supports to secure it and get the tires off the
ground. Not a particularly difficult or expensive task.




Victoria where? And where in that Victoria is it located?

-john-



 




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