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ladymuck replied

9 January 2017, 20:35
Talk to Frank
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greenlake replied

9 January 2017, 20:05
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

I think he knows exactly what he was hoping to find and is on the right thread

Just like these chaps, right....?
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northernladuk replied

9 January 2017, 19:18
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

psssst you want this thread

This is a parody!

I think he knows exactly what he was hoping to find and is on the right thread
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SimonMac replied

9 January 2017, 18:14
Originally posted by Darren at DynamoAccounts View Post

PCP Wikipedia

Thought were discussing car finance till opened up the thread!

psssst you want this thread

This is a parody!
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Darren at Fox-Bartfield replied

9 January 2017, 17:27
PCP - which one

PCP Wikipedia

Thought were discussing car finance till opened up the thread!
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greenlake replied

9 January 2017, 17:07
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Should it be smoked or injected?

Enjoyed with a nice cup of tea....
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MrMarkyMark replied

9 January 2017, 09:12
DMT or the "business mans lunch" is much more suitable for the busy executive, or so I have been reliably informed
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WTFH replied

9 January 2017, 09:00
Remember, there's no such thing as "too high" when you have a good PCP deal
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SimonMac started a topic PCP - What am I not understanding?

9 January 2017, 08:51
PCP - What am I not understanding?

Should it be smoked or injected?
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