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Old 05-19-2005, 05:24 PM
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Default Okay, which one of you stole my decals!!!!
I came home today to see a letter from the postal service like this (attached pictures). It was from Scott with my Lateral-g decals. Now I know they are popular things, but which one of you tampered with my mail!!!
I gotta call the postal people and have them take care of this.

I will find you...one of you. Someone in Connecticut is driving around with two lateral-g decals that they dont deserve!!!

BTW: Scott I sent you a PM about this too, but I thought I would share...cause I know it was one of you

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Old 05-19-2005, 05:41 PM
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LOL, that's crazy.

I'll get your replacements in the mail first thing in the AM.
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OK, I give up, I didn't do it. Rod
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Stealin stickers is not cool, man. I know a guy who did 15 years for pealing a Thrush Mufflers sticker off the quarter window of some beater Chevelle.
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Stealing U.S. Mail: Federal Offense
Stealing a Guys Lateral-g Stickers: Federal Offense Punishable by Death.
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Quote:
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Stealing U.S. Mail: Federal Offense
Stealing a Guys Lateral-g Stickers: Federal Offense Punishable by Death.

Might I add a disclaimer...

*Dont bother trying to run away, our cars are faster than yours *
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I'd like to say my 8th graders did it for me, but Conn. is too far for a class trip
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