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Launie On Thursday Night

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Hello all you northern peeps, i'll be up your way next week and wondering what happens on a Thursday night and where would one go for a good meal at night???

Staying at the Cas so im sure i'll find something to do ("always double down on 11") but if anyone wants to catch up for a cold one let me know :(

Cheers GMB

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Donatis pizza for the best pizza in launceston! ;) .....if you want take away! :D
you whore. Donati's is good though

:laughing-smiley-014: i'll keep that in mind, will need lunch on Friday whilst on the course and a spot of pizza would go down nicely.

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