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  1. Chris Phillipo
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    I brought back my own pics from the Red Planet (to be posted soon). If you look very
    carefully, you will se that I am on a singletrack up there. It is so narrow from no barnage
    carnage, it appears as if there is no trail.

    I hear the last transmission from the Mars rover was of JD's boot to it's ass, it's back on the
    trail now, but it's upside down and busted (
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    Chris Phillipo - Cape Breton, Nova Scotia ramsays-online.comramsays-online.com

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    > I brought back my own pics from the Red Planet (to be posted soon). If you look very
    > carefully, you will se that I am on a singletrack up there. It is so narrow from no barnage
    > carnage, it appears as if there is no trail.
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    I hear the last transmission from the Mars rover was of JD's boot to it's ass, it's back on the
    trail now, but it's upside down and busted (

    urban legend?

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