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'We got a stage 5 clinger!!'

ahaha, love that movie.

:P I'm just not gonna reply hey, hopefully shes lets it go

yeah, that'll work. :wub:

so you gettin the 200 dave?

at this stage, yes. would like someone a little more mechanically minded than i to come along and have a look before i put the rest of the money down though... :D. inspections cost way too much...

youre good.

the best.

:D nah really I got NFI when I'm going to go for a drive or something hey. At the mo I can't really be fked, but knowing me I'll be keen for something soonish. Maybe not this weekend as all I can think about is drinking at the mo, but I dunno we'll see.

Yeah, homo cas hours > social life.

The arvo shifts used be good for me though. Finish at 2/3ish in the morning, take the 'scenic' way home...

My clutch is probably happy I don't do that 2 or 3 times a week any more :D

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