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What do you get for your mother-in-law at Xmas?


Mick Stockbridge
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She gave us a hundred quids worth of Tesco stamps so I tore off a tenners worth and put em in a nice card for her....:thumbup1:

 

I'm too generous me.

 

Mick you can try to have this mean stingy image but looking at your many years of raffle sponsorship I think you must be a big softy really :001_tt2:

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We don't want any sexual stuff in this thread.....thankyou very much:001_rolleyes::laugh1:

 

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

I always harass her by saying that I would leave her daughter in a second if she would only just say yes to me....... It works well as she hasn't visited for months now. :laugh1:

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