CCWizard patches on eBay

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ILLER... wrote:no. no. i meant GAY
Well, that's much bett - - HEY!
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same to me

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4nik8 wrote:
turnbull gbr wrote:
Kevinvd wrote: damn nice, I need that oil, what you used ?
I think he used something called Pure Neatsfoot oil. not sure on the spelling.
that's it exactly - don't be fooled by the synthetics - make sure it says 100% Pure Neatsfoot oil

And don't just apply it - massage it in like yer working on a Roman Centurion (or something)!

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Thanks man, Im about too order some, but how much would I need for one vest?

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Kevinvd wrote:Thanks man, Im about too order some, but how much would I need for one vest?
It doesn't take much; however, i recommend that you get extra so that you can do it multiple times

The repetition of oiling on, and buffing off, over time, is what really makes the difference
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4nik8 wrote:
Kevinvd wrote:Thanks man, Im about too order some, but how much would I need for one vest?
It doesn't take much; however, i recommend that you get extra so that you can do it multiple times

The repetition of oiling on, and buffing off, over time, is what really makes the difference
Be careful you might go blind.

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Godfather wrote:
4nik8 wrote:The repetition of oiling on, and buffing off, over time, is what really makes the difference
Be careful you might go blind.
that was buffing funny (albeit a bit obvious, eh wot!?)
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4nik8 wrote:
Godfather wrote:
4nik8 wrote:The repetition of oiling on, and buffing off, over time, is what really makes the difference
Be careful you might go blind.
that was buffing funny (albeit a bit obvious, eh wot!?)
So tea bagging, oiling, and buffing. I think I got it. No how do I to get some aged looking stains, hmmmmmmmmmm. I am guessing that comes naturally after all the steps?

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wargod wrote:
4nik8 wrote:
Godfather wrote:Looks great! I especially like the retro gold furniture it is on.
how's that saying go?

One man's trash is another man's treasure

Seriously, i swiped the chair from the front of someone's house; they were just throwing it away

hmmm...

At least, i think they were throwing it away...

I probably shoulda asked those people loading up that moving van...


lol i bet as strong as you are that u lifted it with one hand and walked home with it all the way from the bronx back to coney lol
Right through those lame fucks territory :evil:

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