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Posted by jubilee johnny on December 04, 2006 at 11:36:08 from (12.219.208.94):
In Reply to: what realy happened posted by Nebraska Cowman on December 04, 2006 at 10:32:43:
You have always been one of those with clout as far as the "pecking order" goes on this board. Whenever you post, people take note and reply. People like me they don't take notice. Give me a few years, though. Since I was raise near Shelton, NE and farmed near Imperial, and my uncle was the only doctor in Grant for decades I felt kinda like you are family, especially knowing I was close to your home last summer as I travelled from Minden to Holyoke, CO on hiway 6. Good luck to you as you will be missed.
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