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German dinners, bring it on! I have been missing out it seems.

Next time you are anywhere near Emporium give me a bell and come around for a drink or 20 at Ristorante Tartufo (my second home)

I dont live far away! We should set up a man date

Morning Mangs,

Monday :( At least its a 4 day week :)

Time to source a new fuel pump o-ring...

All I read was blah blah blah i need a new 0-ring...

4 day week ftw. Although going to be crazy next few weeks with uni.

All I read was blah blah blah i need a new 0-ring...

I see it as Tuesday :)

Also, my shoes are wet. They won't be drying out any time today :(

All I read was blah blah blah i got ladywet and dribbled all over my feet...

I dont live far away! We should set up a man date

All I read was I wanna hook up wear a dress, touch each others faces and smash man-hole...

A little something that require's leather driving gloves and an interest in tea making

All I read was I require leather and a tea enima...

All I read was I like riding the old rusty...

ESSSSSSSSSSSSSSARRRRRRRRRRRRR

All I read was *farken WIN*

Tune in next time for moar random BS

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