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Old 01-03-2011, 10:31 AM   #36
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I can't say I've ever seen stickers of the clan on a car window before...? Perhaps after reading this thread, I'll now see them everywhere.
Both you and I! Never ever seen them until mentioned here...

Another one to add (I don't remember reading it, so...): Black Stockies with dress rings and silver centre caps on modern cars, usually lowered Nothing is more unpleasant to the eye, apart from everything else mentioned here.
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High 5s to 100 really.............high fives............... the only high five you will get in an aurion is down at the retirement home when your showing it off
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