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  1. Buddy72079
    Steve, This is what my 1956 looks like. Notice serial#.
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    garyeanderson, My Stromberg/Carlson probably worked the last time it was used. It has not been used since I got my 4S.
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    ssh, Not a Petty fan but it was a good show. My seats were not as good as yours though.
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    Mallette, No "speaker envy" here. Probably more like "amp envy".
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    docsg, You made me go look for my #'s.
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    Seti, Is marriage out of the question for you in order to "work my way into the Sim's family"? Me thinks the secret recipe is a rub.
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    Daddy Dee, I would like to add to my comment. Just because you are man enough to eat at Does in Little Rock does not mean you are man enough to eat at Does in Greenville, MS. However the food is good at both locations, especially if you like thick steaks and hot tomales.
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    Daddy Dee, I would like to meet you and some forum members however I doubt I can make it Thursday. I know Sims is the best around Little Rock. Please let me know when you plan the next feeding. I have yet to go to the Sims on Roosevelt Road. I guess if you are man enough to eat at Does in Little Rock you can handle Roosevelt Road. Buddy
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    Thanks wuzzzer and ace for the info.
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    A friend at work has donated to me a Marantze Amp model Sg7 (model # could be incorrect) 120/240 volts. What is this animal? Maybe a trotline weight?
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    beware of BMG products cd's
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    I hope this attachment works. cookbook.pdf
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    This link should keep a person busy for awhile. http://www.50plusfriends.com/cookbook/crockpot/index-5b.html
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    DownUnder73, This is so easy/good it will make your head swing. Take a boston butt place it in a dutch oven. Add one cup of apple cider and one cup of vinegar. Top off with whatever season you like.(onion powder/garlic powder/cracked pepper/salt,,,) Next seal off the top of the oven with foil and seal to the oven, Next place the lid of the dutch oven over the foil to make a seal. Place in oven for four hours at 350 degrees F. Don't peak until four hours later. Next pull the pork by hand to make pulled pork sandwiches. AKA BBQ sandwiches if you wish. Or prepare pulled pork to be used and serve it with with crean style corn/slaw/baked beans, This works I have varied this recipe as time goes on. Impress your friends.
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    Great organization and quality products. We been Angelfooding for about a year or so.
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