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Not to me. What was the number one that he or she was talking about? (nm)

Posted By: An Iowan on 2009-05-09
In Reply to: Make Sense? - MeAgain

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I thought she was talking about the E school
Right, that couldn't have been M-Tec. Wonder if the person attended that school with the name that looks like M-Tec?

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