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Mark Bolam Grand Master

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Matty, I saw those little rubber men running around that tree at Capel. It's not like that in the real world. They were going too fast to listen to instructions, and not one of them stopped for a brew or a fag. And you could smell their prussic's burning. Sack them all, the fully-locked smooth-skinned non-arthritic little swine.

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no need for a new section mate, if some one gives you a cocky answer they will soon get put in their place. -i am learning new stuff every day, finally i know what a tree is aswell:001_cool:

 

About time mate:001_tongue::001_tongue:

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