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Octafish

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13. I won mine in a sales contest in 1983. Still runs...

Reply to Danascot (Reply #11)

Sat Sep 6, 2014, 09:02 AM

Sep 2014

...It was described as "entry level" when handed to me by the boss's nephew. I wear it when kayaking solo or when working late as a mugger pacifier. Other than that, it sits in a drawer.

I've noticed a lot of tee vee preachers and politicians wear them, a status symbol for impressing the flock.

Thank you for the heads-up on the governor. Guy thought he was above the law or would never get caught. He soon will have time to further develop his rudimentary understanding of taste and style.

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