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Old 12-09-2009, 02:08 PM   #21
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admitting you know what a manual is, not to mention WHERE it is goes against guy code.
I am SUCH a girly-man! I not only read the vehicle manual, I also read the instruction sheet when I assemble something
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I am SUCH a girly-man! I not only read the vehicle manual, I also read the instruction sheet when I assemble something
I'll bet you even ask for directions when you are lost!
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