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Alexander C. Rudloff
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(Page 1)1. Except for all those visible Oil Derricks ; )
1:33PM on Jul 6th 2006 by Wayne Welch (wayjer) on Digg and Netscape
2. Hahahah well played..It's really gross actually, makes me hope Bill Nelson is able to keep the oil rig's off the coast of the panhandle for sure.
1:36PM on Jul 6th 2006 by Alex Rudloff
3. I thought that would bring you back down to earth! New Smyrna Beach rules, for all of your 'Oville' readers. They recently opened the Flagler approach (Next to Breakers) and you can drive all the way down to 29th again! : )
3:41PM on Jul 6th 2006 by Wayne Welch (wayjer) on Digg and Netscape