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    Jtn
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    velonews.com3437.0.html

    so whats this [censored] about? anyone know who the guy was? Alzheimer's?

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  2. Tom Kunich
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    We have a good idea who that was since he hasn't posted here in awhile....

    "JTN" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    velonews.com3437.0.html

    so whats this [censored] about? anyone know who the guy was? Alzheimer's?

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  3. Steve
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    JTN said:

    velonews.com3437.0.html

    so whats this [censored] about? anyone know who the guy was? Alzheimer's?

    JEFF POTTER

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  4. Heather Halvors
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    steve said:


    JTN said:

    velonews.com3437.0.html

    so whats this [censored] about? anyone know who the guy was? Alzheimer's?

    JEFF POTTER

    if only it were true, that would be one of the funniest things ever. (i have low standards)

    heather

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  5. John Forrest To
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    "steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    On 2/3/03 3:54 PM, in article [email hidden],


    "JTN"

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    velonews.com3437.0.html

    so whats this [censored] about? anyone know who the guy was?


    Alzheimer's?

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    JEFF POTTER

    POTM!

    JT

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    Visit jt10000.comjt10000.com
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  6. Alex Rodriguez
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    In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

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    velonews.com3437.0.html so whats this [censored] about? anyone know who the guy was?
    Alzheimer's?

    Harmless fun. It seems most got a laugh out of it.
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    Alex __O _-\<,_ (_)/ (_)

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  7. The Pomeranian
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    JTN said:


    velonews.com3437.0.html

    so whats this [censored] about? anyone know who the guy was? Alzheimer's?

    I messed myself when I found out Stevie and Kunich thought the same thing about it as I did.

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    >>>>!!![censored] OR GET OFF THE POT!!!<<<<<<<

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  8. Gerard Lanois
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    John Forrest Tomlinson said:

    "steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    On 2/3/03 3:54 PM, in article [email hidden],


    "JTN"

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    velonews.com3437.0.html

    so whats this [censored] about? anyone know who the guy was?


    Alzheimer's?

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    JEFF POTTER

    POTM!

    JT

    Yeah, you beat us to it Steve. Definitely Potter.

    -Gerard

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