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04-12-2015, 12:31 PM
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Terrific Post
Wow!! Does that pic look familiar. Reoccurring conversation with my wife regarding similar pile (piles) in a closet. When the kernels get too much I take them to my local antique shop to give them new life. Most antique shops have some eBay action going on and will appreciate the donation. Keep them out of the landfill and the closet. Thanks to the OP for the fun thread.
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