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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 19 Mar 2012 19:25 #53885

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It was nice hearing/seeing more about you! The video didn't look too bad until the last couple seconds. Either way, keep 'em coming! :D
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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 20 Mar 2012 00:16 #53898

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Very nice to see you and your (large) Noggin! Thanks for sharing..
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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 20 Mar 2012 01:36 #53909

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nice to meet you Master.nice to see the person behide the words.
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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 21 Mar 2012 03:43 #54017

You are correct Jestor...no cats from trees. I've never seen a cat skeleton in a tree, they always find their way down. I have heard of a local FD running over a cat they just rescued. :ohmy:

Public Works guys are the unsung hero's. All the dirt jobs and none of the time off. :whistle:
"Right and wrong, good and evil, light and dark most of the time, they are illusions that prevent us from perceiving the greater reality. The Jedi have learned to distance themselves from these illusions, to seek the truth beneath the words"
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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 23 Mar 2012 14:35 #54257

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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 23 Mar 2012 15:09 #54260

That’s great! But did you really drop the eggs or did the Easter Bunny leave them?

If my daughter sees this I’ll have to buy a bunny! :P

I think you have a cool job Jestor. :D
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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 23 Mar 2012 15:25 #54261

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Thank you for showing us the cute baby bunnies! I've never seen them so tiny before. :)
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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 23 Mar 2012 15:38 #54262

Wow...I see this tough, biker looking guy with a gruffy voice and the last I expect to hear out of his mouth is "aww...look at the little bunnies...they're so cute." My mind can't comprehend what just happened :P
At first, I thought I was going crazy...but then the gummy bears and unicorn told me I was just fine.
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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 23 Mar 2012 16:10 #54263

Awww...sweet!

The bunnies are quite cute too!

MTFBWY
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Re: Jestor's Journal (video)... 23 Mar 2012 16:22 #54264

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I watched you video just after you posted it and didn't want to spam you thread with bunny related posts

But now seeing as everyone else is...

N'aww!!!!! :D <3

THEY'RE SO CUTE!
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