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Re: Tickler or Mini Rock

In Reply to: Tickler or Mini Rock posted by Aaron Mason on March 09, 2003 at 19:15:51:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on March 12, 2003 at 16:20:33

I own a tickler, it is sweet. I heard the first series were a little leaky, but it was a fluke and fixed quickly. Mine has had no problems since I got, very stable, easy to adjust and looks cool. I prefer it over the mini rock, however the mini rock is good too. I recommend the tickler.

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: I own a tickler, it is sweet. I heard the first series were a little leaky, but it was a fluke and fixed quickly. Mine has had no problems since I got, very stable, easy to adjust and looks cool. I prefer it over the mini rock, however the mini rock is good too. I recommend the tickler.

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