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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostJust claim the conversation never happened.
Works every time.
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Until she buys a dictaphone/mobile with voice recordingOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View Post
Works every time.
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Get an EMP device.Originally posted by DaveB View PostUntil she buys a dictaphone/mobile with voice recording
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Oi! Is thisOriginally posted by DaveB View PostUntil she buys a dictaphone/mobile with voice recording
yours?

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Oh really.....Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post
Works every time.
I'll remember that next time you tell me I had a CM to CM conversation
Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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I should really get a second spare car key, but when I went to a local key cutting place he sucked his teeth and said it would cost £75! And added some baloney about how that was half the price in the main dealers. I think they are around £30 at the Ford dealers though, for a key without a remote and which can be programmed yourself if you hold two keys. If not, the prices rise and probably do approach £150 for key, programming and with the zapper part, and perhaps more if you've lost all your keys.Comment
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I have 3 sets keys Wife's set including car, mine including car and mine non car (for the bike & train). I only take the car one if I'm driving.Comment
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