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greenlake replied

3 November 2016, 20:35
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Why don't you buy them in bulk and then use a cigarette case?

Get the matching lighter, pen, and cufflinks too. Then you can take care of anyone who complains....
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Mordac replied

3 November 2016, 16:13
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

I believe the established protocol is to Neg Rep scooterscot?

I've been trying that since the dawn of time, it's got me the square root of bleeding nowhere. Over to you for a better suggestion.
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shaunbhoy replied

3 November 2016, 15:50
Originally posted by Mordac View Post

How do you do a minus 1? Sorry Shaun, you asked for it baby...

I believe the established protocol is to Neg Rep scooterscot?
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Mordac replied

3 November 2016, 15:47
How do you do a minus 1? Sorry Shaun, you asked for it baby...
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shaunbhoy replied

3 November 2016, 15:41
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Can someone advise whether this is down to the EU or UK and then we can all decide what position to take.

And more importantly, what is it likely to do for house prices?
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barrydidit replied

3 November 2016, 15:22
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Mordac replied

3 November 2016, 15:09
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

TBH bang to rights, in any case, I certainly am a bit of a git

One always suspected...
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MrMarkyMark replied

3 November 2016, 14:58
Originally posted by Mordac View Post

To be fair, you weren't far wrong on the "skill" bit, either...

TBH bang to rights, in any case, I certainly am a bit of a git
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Mordac replied

3 November 2016, 14:57
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

OP = Original Poster

Don't worry buddy, I'm not far behind you on the true OAP stakes

To be fair, you weren't far wrong on the "skill" bit, either...
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MrMarkyMark replied

3 November 2016, 14:38
Originally posted by Mordac View Post

If that is a misspelling of OAP then you, Mr Markety Malarkey, are a bit of a git.

OP = Original Poster

Don't worry buddy, I'm not far behind you on the true OAP stakes
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Mordac replied

3 November 2016, 14:34
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

Depending on the OPs skill they could end up costing £500 a packet on average

If that is a misspelling of OAP then you, Mr Markety Malarkey, are a bit of a git.
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SimonMac replied

3 November 2016, 10:48
As a BATS and IMB shareholder all I have to say is, need a light?
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NotAllThere replied

3 November 2016, 09:37
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barrydidit replied

3 November 2016, 08:19
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

Depending on the OPs skill they could end up costing £500 a packet on average

Think how satisfying it would be though.
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MrMarkyMark replied

3 November 2016, 08:10
Originally posted by barrydidit View Post

I think we should put them in those arcade soft toy grabbing machines, that way you'd have to be really determined to get a packet.

Depending on the OPs skill they could end up costing £500 a packet on average
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