Im hoping he releases some new dates in ether brum or nottinham
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Sounds like me with Mr NOriginally posted by FiveTimes View Postdone and she will call when she wants collecting and the bill needs paying
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Who is olly murs? comedian?? singer???Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostI've also been tasked with finding some Olly murs tickets for eldest birthday.
He seems to be a popular chap and the only tickets avaialbe are up in the godsComment
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singer chap who was on x factor couple years agoOriginally posted by norrahe View PostWho is olly murs? comedian?? singer???Comment
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bed side cabinets are being delivered next saturday 1-6pm
i've put off putting the tv up. it can wait for a bitComment
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I'm getting fed up with renting.Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostDiver is looking for someone to dig holes in his garden.
Personally I think he would be better off buying some moles
Landlords have crap kitchen equipment and shoddy flooring. You can't bake anything in the oven as it doesn't heat up properly. Made some scones this morning and they were slightly uncooked in the middle.Comment
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Never watched that programme.Originally posted by FiveTimes View Postsinger chap who was on x factor couple years ago
My tv viewing is mostly comprised of cookery programmes, the news and downloaded american tv series.Comment
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and mix and lay concrete, lay blocks etc.Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostDiver is looking for someone to dig holes in his garden.
Personally I think he would be better off buying some moles
Pays minimum wage but all the tea and coffee you can drink
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If you want someone to dig your garden just phone the police and tell them there is a drug stash buried somewhere in the garden.Originally posted by Diver View Postand mix and lay concrete, lay blocks etc.
Pays minimum wage but all the tea and coffee you can drink
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Yes, but there's a problem. They may find the bodiesOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostIf you want someone to dig your garden just phone the police and tell them there is a drug stash buried somewhere in the garden.
Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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