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01-18-07, 04:12 PM
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What are "Striped-Motleys" being called these days?
Awhile back there was some discussion about dropping the "Stripe" from ever being used in conjuction with motleys.
Well, I've been away from the corn scene for awhile and trying to catch back up. So, did this idea take off or are they still being referred to as striped/motleys? Last I heard some wanted to call them ribbon motleys or zipper motleys. |
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