"Thanks for the invite! Anything to help me get a handle on all the climte happenings...."
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- At 10:28am on December 21, 2009,
Geno Olmi said… - Thanks for the invite! Anything to help me get a handle on all the climte happenings....
- At 9:24am on December 21, 2009,
Jack Thigpen said… - Hey Geno...Jack
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