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#97708 03/18/06 03:09 PM
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OK I agree, (standing over here in the "corrected" corner with my pointy hat) note 2 leaves you with the concept that you can stuff in all you can, without damaging the cable.


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#97709 03/18/06 04:46 PM
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Greg- The pointy hat thing- "one-size-fits all" I've worn it a number of times as you have noticed on this BB. [Linked Image]


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