Pallets, weeds, lava rocks, and stripping

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another great day at the Manor.






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  1. Tram18/27/11, 3:18 PM

    Love me some Jay Anderson rants.

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  2. luke8/27/11, 3:38 PM

    oh gosh i want to be there. not so much helping per se, but just to say funny things and have them recorded and all that stuff.

    ok ok. and to help. of course.

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  3. Jay Anderson8/27/11, 4:06 PM

    dude i want you here to hang out and make funny comments. if work is done, that would be ok too.

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  4. Jay Anderson8/27/11, 4:10 PM

    either way it will be recorded

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  5. luke8/29/11, 11:40 AM

    hey where's that funny video of me picking up stuff and getting mad? it's not That funny, but it's sort of funny.

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