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This route combines a big city, a coal mine, a desert, farmlands, lots of brides and tunnels, many lakes and rivers. the question is, who made it?

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RE: The PO&N

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Ya got to be kidding ??? Sniper created the PO&N
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RE: The PO&N

Guy had me scared for a minute there. "tunnels and BRIDES" on the PO&N? I was married twice, no more brides for me, thanks! Funny how leavin out one little G can change the whole meanin of a word. By the way, I just looked at \Maps&Docs&Hacks folder, opened up the readme.rtf, and my name is on the bottom. Sometimes I wonder why I type all that drivel, nobody ever reads it, hee-hee.

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