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Albums: TILTED KILT 15-15-2011, TILTED KILT 15-15-2011
Location: Tiletd Kilt, Kennesaw, GA
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Comment by Jeff Rutherford on May 25, 2011 at 6:30pm
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What a GLORIOUS thought!!! I'd pay MONEY to see THAT ! ! !
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Comment by John Cuda on May 25, 2011 at 4:28am
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I threw my hand out of the window like "what the heck" and she flipped me the bird and made a left , running the red light.
Nice world we live in now days huh?
I hope she flips off some biker chick some day and gets that finger ripped off and shoved in her nose.
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Very unfortunate (but ALL too common, anymore) - GLAD you "slipped by"! COOL RIDE !
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Very lucky this New Yorker made it to the show in one piece as some young, crazy girl decided she wanted to be in two lanes to the left and pushed this new yorker out of lane.
Luckily the guy in the other lane saw what was coming and moved over so the girl dashed two lanes over and zoomed past me.
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