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A favor for a friend (SW continues…)

chanson, November 7, 2007

In the morning Rex dropped me off at Jake’s house. Jake already had his motorcycle out in the driveway and was working on it with some tools. I hoped that it was just some last-minute adjustments and not that something was wrong.  Read the rest of the story »

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  1. Guy Noir Private Eye says:
    November 8, 2007 at 3:13 pm

    can Anyone tell me how to pick up a copy of SW that I can re-pagnate (set my own pages, font(s), and print size?
    (sorry, I don’t have an Ipod)

    thanks, GNPE

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