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Modelcar
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Tue, May 26 2015 10:53 AM
Have not been on here in some time. Now with the weather we're seeing / hearing about down Houston way....I wonder how Houston Ed is doing....? Must be terrible conditions in certain places there....
Quentin
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Wed, May 27 2015 9:20 PM
Quentin, from his posts, Houston Ed seems to be more than surviving, as he writes of the vicissitudes that many others are having. Apparently, he has not suffered any loss.
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