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You don't see a lot of things Matt. No I don't care if you whore but you are not doing in my sections of moderation unless you actually contribute something worthwhile. Now piss off to Tassie or something, they could use the numbers.

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Originally posted by Squizz

You don't see a lot of things Matt.  No I don't care if you whore but you are not doing in my sections of moderation unless you actually contribute something worthwhile.

so really its you not sau ..... your obviously having a sook about something ...

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