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Re: Is that easy to make a DIY lamp?

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Nothing here to see.
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Since the original post is now gone it looks like I was left hanging.....

If admin removed the post he should have removed the whole thread......

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Re: Is that easy to make a DIY lamp?

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reible wrote:Since the original post is now gone it looks like I was left hanging.....

If admin removed the post he should have removed the whole thread......

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Edit your post and make it BLANK! :D
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