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Soapy Smith

September 22, 2000 07:50AM

It was always entertaining and sometimes even informative to visit the goat. It was fun while it lasted.

I assume the web cams will still be in place.
How do you access them without going through the goat ?

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The Goat. R.I.P.	Jaybawb	September 22, 2000 07:12AM
Re: The Goat. R.I.P.	Soapy Smith	September 22, 2000 07:50AM
Re: The Goat. R.I.P.	Jay	September 22, 2000 07:54AM
Re: The Goat. R.I.P.	Scott Green	September 22, 2000 03:19PM
Re: The Goat. R.I.P.	Randall Hess	September 22, 2000 05:10PM
Re: The Goat. R.I.P.	Jay	September 22, 2000 05:47PM
Re: The Goat. R.I.P.	Scott Hightower	September 22, 2000 10:10AM
Re: The Goat. R.I.P.	Tom Kneib	September 23, 2000 06:47AM
Re: The Goat. R.I.P.	El - VB	September 26, 2000 05:26AM
Re: The Goat may live again	Jaybawb	September 26, 2000 07:09AM

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