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Happy Birthday, Peter! Hope it's been a great one.
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Happy birthday, Dusty!
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Happy Birthday D-Man!
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Mallard Reaction.. ??
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SRM-600 Limited would be my pick. SRM-353X is too lean sounding.
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Happy Birthday Dusty!
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Happy birthday, DC!
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday!
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That exists! Not like I'm going to tell YOU where it is though.
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Maillard reaction working its magic.
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cheers Dusty... have a sample on me... :} happy birthday.
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Happy Birthday Dusty!
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Happy Birthday
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But he didn't, because he is weak. Sent from my LG-H932 using Tapatalk
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Happy Birthday Dusty!
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Happy birthday Peter! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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Fappy Birthday Dusty!
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Pfft. Colin could eat that on his own.
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Happy Birthday, Peter!
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I'm late in the day on this one, but have a remarkable day!
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Korean BBQ with Colin and Adam (TMoney) Combo #3. Just couldn't justify the "food for 6" when we only had 3 Sent from my LG-H932 using Tapatalk
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Sounds like you have it. BTW in my Application Support folder, uTorrent is listed last. I guess the "u" is actually the Greek letter mu so it's the last folder. Those "few thousand" files are probably just records of your downloads of some kind. Exactly the kind of stuff you don't need and are just taking up hard drive space. There are some apps that parse through all that kind of stuff when you open them. Usually a waste of cpu/ram unless you need to search through those files. IMHO, once you've downloaded a media file, move it where it belongs and let iTunes, Quicktime, VLC or whatever your fav player is, take over the job of keeping track of it (usually by importing it).
