Now it can´t be removed!
What now?
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Now it can´t be removed!
What now?
Stan J. Lefosi said:Now it can´t be removed!
What now?
It will be interred.
John
(Stan J. Lefosi) said:Now it can´t be removed!
What now?
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Rick Onanian
Fastest Fat Climber said:That's funny. The same thing happened to me last week when it started snowing... except it was
a couch that got stuck. I think it may be spring before the swelling goes down enough to have
it removed.
When you have the procedure done, could you check and see if you can find my motorcycle?
Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles habcycles.comhabcycles.comOpen ↗ Home of the $695 ti frame
Stan J. Lefosi said:Now it can´t be removed!
What now?
Try putting a saddle on the seatpost next time, duh.
Quoted message said:When you have the procedure done, could you check and see if you can find my motorcycle?
What happened to it?
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Phil, Squid-in-Training
Stan J. Lefosi said:
Now it can´t be removed!What now?
The bike is wedged against your head.
Try to get your head out first.
There is only so much room up there.
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gwhite <gwhite@hocuspocus_ti.com> wrote in message news:<3FA8625F.2C34F9AA@hocuspocus_ti.com>...
Quoted message said:Stan J. Lefosi said:
Now it can´t be removed!What now?
The bike is wedged against your head.
Try to get your head out first.
There is only so much room up there.
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