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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today  Posted: 13 Nov 2009, 15:05 |
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Username Protected wrote: OK, Because if this thread i dreamed all night about buying a TBM or a Pilatus. I have that recurring dream since 1994  Got pretty close at one point to talking a successful friend who needed 'quick dispatch' transportation into buying one, but then, you know, wall-street and such.
(shuffels off to head to the airport to ride the aluminum peopletube of death, prepared to give up his 6oz airline issued water bottle to the agents of the goverment who valiantly protect us from pickled mangoes and babyfood.
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