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threaded replied

24 January 2006, 20:40
Doesn't look too bad at all.
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Fungus replied

24 January 2006, 20:37
Originally posted by darmstadt

Dent Devils of St Albans will sort that.
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darmstadt replied

24 January 2006, 20:34
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Fungus replied

24 January 2006, 20:23
Originally posted by bogeyman

You'd better cut out this software development crap then and start dealing crack.

Actually ... most drug dealers live at home with their mum. Only the top of the food chain drive posh cars. The bottom feeders take the bus.
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Fungus replied

24 January 2006, 20:22
Originally posted by AtW

I may have no taste but I know what I like - I am going to get this one.

You must have a very small willy. They do say that a fast car is compensation for physical short-comings ('scuse the pun).

Fungus
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threaded replied

24 January 2006, 18:47
Dodgy you are too fat for a Ferrari. I suggest a Lambo, and they are more reliable too.
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DodgyAgent replied

24 January 2006, 17:23
History suggests that you may just have something there milan
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milanbenes replied

24 January 2006, 15:06
hmm...

http://images.google.de/images?hl=en...20&sa=N&tab=wi

Milan.
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hyperD replied

24 January 2006, 15:00
F40.... Mmmmmmmmm..
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bogeyman replied

24 January 2006, 14:55
Originally posted by AtW

You seem to know everything about crack...

Yes, I certainly do!

If crack occurs where the plasterboard of your ceiling joins the plaster of your walls, rake out the loose plaster and use a flexible filler. Don't try to fill deep cracks in one go - use several layers.

Make sure the the filler is fully dry before trimming with a sharp knife and sanding down.

Bogey
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AtW replied

24 January 2006, 14:46
Originally posted by bogeyman

You'd better cut out this software development crap then and start dealing crack.

You seem to know everything about crack...
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bogeyman replied

24 January 2006, 14:43
Originally posted by AtW

I may have no taste but I know what I like - I am going to get this one.

You'd better cut out this software development crap then and start dealing crack.
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AtW replied

24 January 2006, 14:33
I may have no taste but I know what I like - I am going to get this one.
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bogeyman replied

24 January 2006, 14:30
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

What should I spend the proceeds of my new contracts on

Nah. This one...
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Francko replied

24 January 2006, 11:35
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

What should I spend the proceeds of my new contracts on
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