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Hello from Timaru New Zealand

axiKud

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Hi I'm from New Zealand, until 3pm i was the proud owner of two Axi's at 3 Frank passed away :(:(
Snappy is feeling very lonely now and i can tell she aint looking happy, However i have learnt from Franks passing why he died etc etc and ended up here :wacko: (due to some emergency googling on what was happening) Looks like a very cool site and has some good advice

See you in the threads out there :cool:
 

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Sorry for your loss. I hope you can find the info here to prevent another loss.
 
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