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6/8/2000 7:13 AM
zachary vex	noone is going to reveal the truth to you. the real truth, i mean.     zack

 

6/8/2000 12:47 PM
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6/8/2000 2:57 PM
JD	Peter Noone - Mrs. Brown you've got an ugly daughter

 

6/8/2000 4:55 PM
zachary vex	heehee.     zachary     p.s. this is another example of one of my "invent-or-die" posts, just another flavor.     zv

 

6/8/2000 5:12 PM
Mark Hammer	Well I can't speak for others, but I was sorta planning on getting around to it next week if I wasn't too busy.

 

6/8/2000 8:14 PM
zachary vex	i guess i'm just a little whacked out over something. what do you guys think about this?     http://zvex.com/forgery     zachary

 

6/8/2000 11:34 PM
Frank Clarke	A least you've got the guy's fingerprints. How much do you charge for the fakes? I've always wanted a "Super No Hard" pedal.

 

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