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i think um gone hold on Mo-Town, even tho' she got that reverse, still she need what i got sho' N and i don't think she's had that doub/doub v trac form 2121, didn't check 2 c which 1's N the CST had it, don't feel like check N so, here's the outlook for Mo-Town: NOTE* could b N E where's in the CST, could also b trac form 21xx - 23xx - 13xx heck could even b 3131, but um always takin' LD's v - wit the 3 sets in the v so i can cut down on the plays and place a bigga' bet. Daily s 13th
Dec 14, 2007, 1:14 pm - ducksafloat - Pick 4 Forum

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