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Anyone know if Diver was Austrian?
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This is your wife.Originally posted by Diver View PostThan my wife!
Yeh, Ok I'll give you that
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My wife!Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThis is your wife.
She is the very foundation on which is built my self esteem, my self worth and my expanded waistline.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Poor chap. He hasn't got a *** to ***** **.Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post"This is a tragic case but it will not help the man. His latest excuse had been a bad back which is why he had been sent for a medical. But even now losing a foot does not automatically mean he will not be able to work. He will be assessed once he is out of hospital and we will see what work we can find for him."Comment
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