Anyone know what happened with Durattan?

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Anyone know what happened with Durattan?

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I have not seen anything with it of late...
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Up here, I failed to/was rejected/etc to get it into experimentation. The KEM is familiar with similar, and I guess he figured he'd made up his mind already. Really, it's just a plastic stick. And I still get to hit my pell with them.
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where can I get some?
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Ceddie wrote:where can I get some?


http://www.durattan.com/
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