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posted by Dude at 7:53 PM
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That rocks! I'm glad that worked out well for you. Oh and just incase I don't get to say it on the right day... I hope you have a Very Happy Birthday!
~Jenn
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Law enforcement oficers never feel threatened by Beemer riders. Happy Birthday!
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