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Post #AxPG8UUB4HAMYEoID2 by [email protected] |
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The easiest way to get all your ducks in a row is to have no more than one duck |
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Post #AxPG8UbGdupyuE7xGC by [email protected] |
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@Red_Shirt_no2 wouldn’t two always be a row? I guess if one stood on the othe… |
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Post #AxPG8UheGBwRE173Cq by [email protected] |
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@jerzone I thought about two; and mathematically that should be correct. But t… |
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Post #AxPG8UoNr9KTYuGQhk by [email protected] |
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@Red_Shirt_no2 you're walking a fine line with cylindrical bovine |
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Post #AxPG8UthXNaBpOkfzc by [email protected] |
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@jerzone I give no yucks; I use linear ducks |
