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There are a couple of traders I like. Can I leave them unaffected?Originally posted by Diver View PostKill em all
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twins are 6 - I have them 4 days per week. we have a 10 month old full time.Originally posted by ControlG View PostBed at 8pm! I've always been fortunate that I can scrape by OK on 5 hours sleep. Bed last night at 12:30am, up this morning at 5:45am.
IIRC is it you who has the twins? Mine are 18 now, about to fly the nest for uni in September. How old are yours?
It is great having your kids - but it takes its toll. As does clientco...Comment
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The pants are definetly black - and proper ones (not a thong). No size of a label yet so I can't see the size - but early in the day yet...Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe girl with the cute ass who wore knickers a size too small just turned up
I shall try to assertain if her pants are appropriate size or not. 
She is a bad girl - was supposed to be in at 7:30 for support - was 20 minutes late...Comment
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Morning all
Been a busy few days - should be quieter today.
How's things around these parts?Si posse, recte, si non, quocumque modo remComment
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OK! but just a fewOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostThere are a couple of traders I like. Can I leave them unaffected?
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Morning Bear!Originally posted by Bear View PostMorning all
Been a busy few days - should be quieter today.
How's things around these parts?
Things are quiet without you! Pleased you will be drivelling today...
Did I read you just extended? For how long? Are you at the same place? Still walking past bank? How is baby bear? How is the "new" house?Comment
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Actally I changed my mind. I was feeling a bit soft. I hate them all. All spids going down now...Originally posted by Diver View PostOK! but just a few
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Just leave one, and tell him he's next but keep him in suspenseOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostActally I changed my mind. I was feeling a bit soft. I hate them all. All spids going down now...
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Morning all
WFH for me today, could be interesting as the kids are also at home so I'll see how much can be achieved.Comment
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