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Old 26-06-2017, 14:02   #16
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Re: Corded stainless bolts in cast aluminum
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Not expecting this...maybe he can add some colorful commentary.
I believe the colourful commentary went something like this; "This G#& #$(* stupid $%*#&$ piece of $*%& won't come lose!!!! Who is the mother $%*&#^&* Son of a $*#&^ who let it corrode?!!"
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