Who in the Hell are, Pal-a-dum?
What do you Sail?

Is this what your pushing rather than sailing expierence
Hey Dum-Pal; I'm a Webber (No Computer) You should know that
Try dumping it on some who might care, I don't,

You and your "Tera New" do deserve a THANK YOU for pushing my post to #1
on the list. I'll let the Group see your Dumb ****. Give us a picture
of your vessel and you might even make some East Coast Sialors. Real
Sailor's


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50MB/day package.??? Sucker Fishing for Credit Card Info.???

Boy is that a Dumb "Signature"

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