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twistedcricket
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What's old is new again, or what's new is old again?

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So I did have an account here. Neat :)
Forgot the password. That's been recovered.
Oh, I have zero posts?
Wait, the original board went poof?
Maybe I should check in on this forum more than once every 2 years.....
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Welcome back from Spokane Washington.
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Hey Squid, just 4 more posts, and the whole board opens up for you, including PM's.

Welcome back, Cricket!

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twistedcricket wrote: ↑Tue May 26, 2020 4:43 pm So I did have an account here. Neat :)
Forgot the password. That's been recovered.
Oh, I have zero posts?
Wait, the original board went poof?
Maybe I should check in on this forum more than once every 2 years.....
You still live in Omahell, as you've called it in the past?
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twistedcricket
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wheatonFJR wrote: ↑Tue May 26, 2020 6:32 pm You still live in Omahell, as you've called it in the past?
Yeah... :\
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Welcome from Seattle-ish!

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Hey, man! Used my very cool bike cover last weekend while overnighting at a friend's house. Welcome back.
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