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Previously on "Plan B"
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Poor effort. 2/10 must try harder next timeOriginally posted by Pondlife View PostI was going for at least an infraction.

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Whaaaat! How am I going to feed the kids and keep the wife in hair and false nails with no plan B! How do you sleep at night man!!Originally posted by administrator View PostDon't bother PM'ing DaveP as his account has been banned.
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Don't bother PM'ing DaveP as his account has been banned. And use of the winker icon is fair enough on this occasion even though it is in the professional forums.
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What? There's an ignore list?Originally posted by Pondlife View PostFeel free to report my post or add me to the ignore list.
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Does this involve Chemistry by any chance ? If so, I wont be turned to the dark side, you can break bad if you want to.
For that reason I am out.
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What!!?!? Someone else trying to steal my crown... let me at 'im!!!Originally posted by DaveP View PostIt never ceases to amaze me how many ignorant, rude & arrogant people there are on here. Looks like I've just found another.
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It never ceases to amaze me how many ignorant, rude & arrogant people there are on here. Looks like I've just found another.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostA quick shufty over the OPs previous posts means he's back pushing some Utility Warehouse scheme.
It's some crappy pyramid scheme where you spam all your mates trying to flog insurances, energy suppliers etc.

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I fit the spec, am a newbie, and prone to gullibility but even I won't be falling for that old chestnut
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Which is better than being spammed with Herbalife crap.... oh hang on, not it isn't. It's just as bad.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostA quick shufty over the OPs previous posts means he's back pushing some Utility Warehouse scheme.
It's some crappy pyramid scheme where you spam all your mates trying to flog insurances, energy suppliers etc.

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A quick shufty over the OPs previous posts means he's back pushing some Utility Warehouse scheme.
It's some crappy pyramid scheme where you spam all your mates trying to flog insurances, energy suppliers etc.
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