what about the farm ?
i too plan to retire into permiedom at about that age - that's assuming plan b has not been a success
Milan in 'covering all bases' mode.
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MB,Originally posted by milanbenesthe old Spod would have been putting everyone down, stamping on an poster crossing his path
Churchill concurs
you still got the Range ? what about all the property ? and supremo's hq, taken offline ?
Milan.
I now live in Cambridge and have gone "Staff".
Perhaps I'm growing up? (40 next year...)
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the old Spod would have been putting everyone down, stamping on an poster crossing his path
Churchill concurs
you still got the Range ? what about all the property ? and supremo's hq, taken offline ?
Milan.
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I concur!Originally posted by DimPrawnPersonality?
Here?
Now you are taking the piss.

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AtW,
it's not all about nicks, I am talking about the personality behind it
Milan.
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twin diesel fairline or not the experience has affected you,
Churchill is not what Supremo was, probably hence the name change
Bring back the old, confident, sarcastic Supremo, ripping everyone apart
Which fairline is it ? 30 to 35 footer if I remember ? about 70k's worth.
Milan.
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Stingray was the firstOriginally posted by milanbenesi won't ask about the details, can piece together the in betweens, sorry to hear this but most importantly hope you're gonna come out of it all ok.
Was Dun Codin' the earlier single petrol or did you get the Fairline you were planning in the end ?
Milan.
, the single petrol - sold.
Dun Codin' is the twin diesel fairline.
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i won't ask about the details, can piece together the in betweens, sorry to hear this but most importantly hope you're gonna come out of it all ok.
Was Dun Codin' the earlier single petrol or did you get the Fairline you were planning in the end ?
Milan.
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Dun Codin'Originally posted by milanbenesChurchill, are you the Supremo ?
Milan.
Yes and she's part of my divorce settlement.
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