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I leave for Vegas on sunday morning, but chances are I won't get to check the board until I get back.  I should be back on friday the 26th.  Just so no one misses me.  I hope you all have a good week and don't post too much while I'm gone.

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Have Fun :)

 

You won't have to be worrying about me too much, I'm  leaving too.

 

I'm leaving in about an hour to go camping this weekend.

 

Coming back Sunday Afternoon.

 

Leaving Monday Morning to go to Winchester, VA for a 3-4 day job.

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Have a safe trip!!!!

 

Good luck on any gambling :) You never know.. you may win lots of money to spend on the silverado.. LOL

 

Just dont win too much!!

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I am back, just got home about 20 minutes ago.  I can't wait to get the pics developed.  I flew over the grand canyon, checked out the hoover dam, and rented some ATV's and drove through the valley of fire.  You would not believe the nubmer of jacked up trucks there.  I got a few pics of them, but half the time I couldn't get pictures.  It was great, now I've got to go through and see what I've all missed while I was gone.

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Glad you're back and I knew you'd have a "great" time.  I noticed all the lifted trucks too...  There are some nice ones!!!

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Quote from pacodiablo, posted on Oct. 26 2001,12:56

get ne money?

 

Since I'm but a child of 19 I had to gamble vicariously through my dad, but for the most part we didn't do a lot of gambling.  I pic up the pics this sunday, so I'll scan a bunch of them and post them here.

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Hey !  Did you go to area 51 ?  How about the

little ale inn in Rachel Nv ?  Did you bring us

any t shirts ?..................Geo

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