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May 01, 2007

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Comments

Rog

Hmm. The average salaryman is, shall we say, not averse to the odd cigarette.

*click-click-whumphhhf*

FTechPro

I work as a contractor for Facility Pro Tech in Orlando Florida and I feel like an idea like this would put me out of business forever. We install so many small units in people house if they got a hold of these you wouldn't need AC units anymore you could just spray yourself lol.

http://www.facilityprotech.net/

FTechPro

I work as a contractor for Facility Pro Tech in Orlando Florida and I feel like an idea like this would put me out of business forever. We install so many small units in people house if they got a hold of these you wouldn't need AC units anymore you could just spray yourself!!

http://www.myorlandoac.com/

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