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Anonymous:
cool. I figured you were being literal when you said that but I was always curious why he called himself trucker. I actually thought he may be a long distance driver right now.

You cleared it up. Thanks.

GregFL:
I visited the Lauderdale Seed twice, once while an oldcomer and the other time when I was an oldtimer for about 2 months.

When I was an oldtimer I showed up with my sister, newly graduated expecting a warm welcome. For some reason we thought it would be cool to stop by.

 They were all suspicious at first, sat us down at a desk and grilled us on why we were there. Soon John loosened up and took us in an introduced us to the group, brought us back for a minute or two talking to Art and then basically said goodbye.

I remember walking out with my sister and saying "that was weird" and leaving. I don't think we much discussed it after that but it really creeped me out the way they acted. I think that was my last formal contact with the seed.

TRUCKER:
Yes I was a trucker.Does any one remember the large snakes that were caught in the old building
at the end of the asphalt lot?

TRUCKER:
TRUCKER

Anonymous:
Some of the best people I have met in my life are from the Seed.I've been away for many years now but it never fails I will be driving home and some old memory will resurface and a smile will come to my face.
 On one occassion I was spending sometime with a cousin of mine that knows a couple of other Seed guys although,he never went to the Seed not so much as a single open meeting he made this statement to me that took me by surprise. "come to think of it Some of the best people I've met are from the Seed".

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