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Posted by Turtle on February 14, 2004 at 17:09:51 from (68.92.25.232):
I went and took wife and kids to show today and believe the bug has defintly set in. I believe it to be uncurable. The only medicine I can find comfort in is the Farmall H I was given to restore. Im wanting to get a Cub for my son, something to keep us both out of trouble. Met some really good folks and see why it is very contagise. Even the wife seemed to enjoy it. Reminds me of some of the MC rodeos. Even the 4" of snow didn't seem to dampen the spirits of all the good folks. Just wanted to say thanks and God bless. Can,t wait till July.
PS. The major blizzard has all but melted,sorry just had to add that for ya'll up north that are starting to get cabin fever. Suppose to be back in the fifties tommorow.
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