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  1. 07-13-2013, 12:15 PM #24
    NamVet
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    [QUOTE][/It always amazes me when I see someone who can express in a few words what it takes me paragraphs to do.




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    Scott i have the same problem.Along with the fact i can't spell Kat or is it cat,(and have never figured out how spell check works) anyway, i always tend to be long winded, in hopes of covering all my bases. Then i see my same thoughts expressed in 95% less words. and like u, im amazed. but at my age im not likely to change, nor will u is my guess. But keep in mind, long or short,--many of us enjoy your posts.

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