Found: Brown leather belt

Erim Walker
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08 Feb 2010 12:48 #1 by Erim Walker (shiva14b)

Found: Brown leather belt was created by Erim Walker (shiva14b)

It's a belt.

It's brown.

It's leather.

Did you lose it?

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08 Feb 2010 15:14 #2 by Andy (Andy)

Replied by Andy (Andy) on topic Found: Brown leather belt

Where did you find it? What kind of buckle is on it it? Does it have an extra hole punched in it after the normal machine cut holes?
I'm missing a brown belt, but you're kind of vague here.

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