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I'm a little bit distraught that I wasn't the one to bring my thread down this level... but I'm also very proud of you boys :P

first shot from the 2nd night.... right here . right now.

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now it's SCOTCH o'clock.

I'm a little bit distraught that I wasn't the one to bring my thread down this level... but I'm also very proud of you boys :P

first shot from the 2nd night.... right here . right now.

5942430288_15980faa9d_b.jpg

now it's SCOTCH o'clock.

Very nice work Matt as always,

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