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the red shoes were for Diver and he has aching calfs as a result of walking around in themOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhats up? Did the red shoes the wife bought you not fit?Comment
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Originally Posted by BrilloPad
Whats up? Did the red shoes the wife bought you not fit?
Can't get this seam in the fishnet stockings straightOriginally posted by FiveTimes View Postthe red shoes were for Diver and he has aching calfs as a result of walking around in them
Working from home today
Raining
Going to take the caravan away on Bank Hol weekend break
Probably going to rain all weekend
I don't care
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Raining is good - it will encourage you to work!Originally posted by Diver View PostWorking from home today
Raining
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I was working until 23:00 last night and again a 06:00 this morning. I wish I got paid overtimeOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostRaining is good - it will encourage you to work!
But I have to take wifey to a hospital appointment this afternoon and want to slope off with the touring caravan early tomorrow afternoon, so swings and roundabouts really
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That would be much too simple.Originally posted by Diver View PostLED Tape, LED Strips, LED Strip Light, 7.2W-14.4W, Waterproof

Thy just solder two connection on't either end chuck
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Yeah.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAre there no lurkers? Is this a palinilap?
One of those.
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