1/2 hour should do it
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It was good to be here, to see in the new millenium (of posts in TPD)Originally posted by Diver View PostWithout your help fizzy an BI. It would have taken me another couple of hours.
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You have our support in your endeavour. Hopefully that counts for something.Originally posted by Diver View PostUnfortunately I can't get any help with this one
BTW, are you going to go down to the Antarctic and claim salvage rights over that broken boat
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I'll cut it up if they drag it into Newport docks for meOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostYou have our support in your endeavour. Hopefully that counts for something.
BTW, are you going to go down to the Antarctic and claim salvage rights over that broken boat
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Scrap value should be pretty high.
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