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now officially the fourth day in a row I've forgotten my red bull :)

Mother cans from the canteen are larger, cost more, and it just isn't the same ;)

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we are likely out for icecream tonight, el presidente has called an exec meeting

dissapointing :)

I was going to bring the mower out

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dissapointing :)

I was going to bring the mower out

yeah it blows, there is things i would rather do with my time, but such is life! At least i will still get icecream...just from the stones corner store not the chapel hill one!

Depends on context. Post entire email contents and I will comment :)

At this stage we could possibly acquire one, not facing the river for something around "The 700"s". I did some research and no 3 bedroom in XYZ Dr has sold under the $700,000 mark for quite some time now.

2 bedrooms, depending on condition and position have been achieving no less than 490,000 and as much as $650,000.

We can gingerly approach people so we don't get any owners dreaming up un-realistic price's, but when we had unit 19 for sale in there (2 bedroom - Sale price = $650,000), everyone else wanted top dollar at that point in time as well.

http://www.guardrolling.com.au/ that is the guy that I used to roll my guards. Not sure if he's any good with properly pumping guards. I would probably go see a panel beater if it needs to come out a fair bit.

Yeah I used that guy too but im not sure how far he can pump em . . . . Ill giv him a call

I has a hammer and pliers :)

;)

Yeah I used that guy too but im not sure how far he can pump em . . . . Ill giv him a call

:)

I have a mate that runs his own spray shop if you have no luck with that guy let me know and i will see what my mate can do for you, he loves custom stuff

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