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All of the above.

Also always look for something to do.

If you can't see anything, ask.

Don't pretend you can do something if you can't, no one likes a blagger and it can be expensive.

Don't play young people's music in the truck. If there's no guitars involved it's not music.

 

Radio does'nt play guitar music any more anyway!

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You'd be first in the queue to buy my new fragrance 'l'eau de macrocarpa' Joe.

I'm hoping to launch it before Christmas, John Lewis and everyone will stock it.

Packaging is everything, so the bottle will look like a small combi can.

A second fragrance can be stored in the oil bit, but I haven't decided what this will be yet.

I'm leaning towards 'rotten horse chestnut sawdust', but I'm just not sure.

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You'd be first in the queue to buy my new fragrance 'l'eau de macrocarpa' Joe.

I'm hoping to launch it before Christmas, John Lewis and everyone will stock it.

Packaging is everything, so the bottle will look like a small combi can.

A second fragrance can be stored in the oil bit, but I haven't decided what this will be yet.

I'm leaning towards 'rotten horse chestnut sawdust', but I'm just not sure.

 

 

Haha "poplar cavity" would surely be, well, popular.

 

It's funny how many people expect a lad to graft their balls of and not smell.

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