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HoRay
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OOOPS! guess I'm considered a troll now. As the old fart in the wheel chair heard just before his splash off the pier, "Now ur fukt!" sorry. I didn't scroll down to see intros on here. Anywho I'm wilbo bender, the youngest and last of my bunch of hillbillies. Been reading since the 4th grade, and give less than half a sh*t what you think. So let's get scared and dream!
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A hillbilly AND a troll? We must be related. In several ways, ah reckin.
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Well hello there Mr TrollBilly :wink:

Welcome to the forums and any issues let me know.
You only live once.....so live!
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Post by Fran »

HoRay wrote:OOOPS! guess I'm considered a troll now. As the old fart in the wheel chair heard just before his splash off the pier, "Now ur fukt!" sorry. I didn't scroll down to see intros on here. Anywho I'm wilbo bender, the youngest and last of my bunch of hillbillies. Been reading since the 4th grade, and give less than half a sh*t what you think. So let's get scared and dream!
Welcome ... I can see you adding a 'bit of class' to the Forum :lol:
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