Señor Luke vs the World

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Regrettably I neglected to post an instructional video of our good friend and brother about Strategic Tool Implementation (STI). Here you go and we all will regret no longer.

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  1. luke8/29/11, 9:44 PM

    i'd love to come by again real soon to show you some further STI methods. i have loads of them. loads.

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