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yeah one of them were pretty smelly deano so I didn't bother opening it and just threw it over the fence to the neighbour's mongrel dog............he went very quiet minutes later and haven't heard a bark since then.

lol just got back from a repco trade night at the convention centre and bugga me they had a nulon display there .

so i went up and said you guys owe me a chamios from your internet promotion and mine never turned up can i have one off the stand .

christ you would have think i asked for his kidney and his left nut lol

. i said where i work we go thru a lot of chamios washing customers cars and was awaiting our demo one to see if we would switch over to nulon one only .

by this time my boss and best mate was looking at me like wtf are you doing we dont use any chamios .

im looking at him giving him the stfu look lol.

end of story he said he could not give any off the display but took our business details down and said he will have some complementry ones sent out lol .

lets see if these ones arrive lol

bah postie has been and gone still no chamios if this keeps up i will buy my own nulon chammy shite in

it and send it back . its more of a pricipal thing now i dont even want there chammy lol

wow almost everyone got theirs and you are still left hanging.

interesting....which suburb are you from mate coz it took a long time for the north siders to get theirs

so might be a couple of days/weeks late

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