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Lucky number?

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by stereomind, Jul 30, 2008.

  1. stereomind

    stereomind Active Member

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    On the way from home today... I had to stop and take a picture.
     

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    You weren't on 44th Street or Highway 44, were you?
     
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  3. stereomind

    stereomind Active Member

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    Dang it! I should've rolled up on this while on I-44 in Tulsa, at 4:44 pm.

    It would be hard to explain my absence to the boss...
     
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  4. KAOS

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    SWEET!
     
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  5. Ass.Fault

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    Keep that seca rolling, lets see 55,555 next
    and no cheating :)
     
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    I wish my odometer worked. Though its fun to look down and see 1999 and the 1/10ths continue to go around.
     
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