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[Weapon X]

Thanks so much, Dave! I lost this several years ago, was worried it was gone forever! You da bomb!

[quagmire_uk]

Also bear in mind that not everyone that was asking for the scene might have realised that the scene has actually been posted. I almost didn't bother to click on this topic since I assumed it would still just be people saying "where can I find this scene"!

[Duncan Edwards]

Also bear in mind that not everyone that was asking for the scene might have realised that the scene has actually been posted. I almost didn't bother to click on this topic since I assumed it would still just be people saying "where can I find this scene"!

I understand. I ignored this thread for a long time thinking that someone must have posted it. I do know that Dave can count the number of downloads so there should be at least a few who eventually find the time to say "thanks".

[Nessie]

I prefer the term "Fossil" myself

Considering that fossils come from, mostly, mud...

http://www.infowest.com/life/fossilsformed.htm

We should all be happy to be associated with them.

Nessie

[candybar1]

awesome thanks dave. i appreciate it!

[PM2K]

awesome thanks dave. i appreciate it!

We ALL appreciate it!

[jack c]

Dave - thanks - I already have this from your femqs4 VHS (yeah, that's how behind the times I am), but it was good to see it again. Good scene, and you must have an endless library.

Although I described myself as a 54-year-old "relic," after reading Robert's reply and Nessie's description of fossil = mud, I relent - I guess I am a 54-year-old fossil. This is a great forum - I enjoy the exchanges.

[dlodoski]

That's cool. It really is pleasing to me that you and others are enjoying Quicksand Fans.

And honestly, regarding the last page or so of this thread, a couple thank you's (not necessarily a ton) for posting stuff does go a long way.

Civility may be on the decline, but sometimes it helps to realize that us older farts still respond to it.

Dave

[crow]

Thanks alot!!!!!

[Nessie]

I guess I am a 54-year-old fossil. This is a great forum - I enjoy the exchanges.

Actually, we're probably just fossils-to-be...the mud surrounding us is still wet.

Nessie