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01-04-2009, 07:51 PM
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Why so much for this skinned/trimmed OJ?
Posted By: john/z28jd
I knew it was Walsh right away because of the uniform combo he has on,not because of the pose.There aren't too many others with that Omaha striped shirt,and I knew it wasn't Nichols or Canavan. If you look at enough of these things,you can narrow down the "no names" pretty easy if you dont know them offhand. Basically the formula is: 
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