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Andy - it looks like you did get your bid in, but a nano second after I clicked the sold post.
Sorry bout that

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One nanosecond? That's a bummer! Skin of the teeth! Slimmest of margins! Photo Finish! I feel for you Andy...really I do... perhaps Larry can come up with something similar for you...it was a really nice hunk o' wood.

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That set may have a sister. Gorgeous set.


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Congrats Ronn, very nice set!

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Drats!!!!

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[QUOTE=Dickey] That set may have a sister. Gorgeous set. [/QUOTE]

It does. It is going in the woodshed.


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I will use the same excuse as everyone else..
Too much wood already at home.

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PS There is no such thing as too much wood.

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PS There is no such thing as too much wood.[/QUOTE]

That's right, just like money in the bank. No depreciation, only appreciation. Of course it can go up in smoke, perish the thought.


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[QUOTE=Dickey] [QUOTE=azimmer1]Andy
PS There is no such thing as too much wood.[/QUOTE]

That's right, just like money in the bank. No depreciation, only appreciation. Of course it can go up in smoke, perish the thought. [/QUOTE]

Thats right Bruce. However, sometimes I feel like I'm off site storage for the Zootman

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It also makes a good case for being well insured.


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