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Lol how da hell do u get a room during the day!!!!

A. Loan me your girfriend

B. I will show her the ins and outs of getting a room during the day

C. She can then educate you in the above process.

Easy peasy, What day is good for you ?

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Hahahaha dont worry fellas havent gone anywhere just been busy at work. I guess what I meant was, arent check in for rooms at 2pm in da arvo or sumtin, hence why i thought it was out of the question.......but i suppose i could give a couple places a call and see what they have to say.

Lol some good humour in here i must say!!!!

When you send your lady friend a text, do you write the same way that you post here?

Like do you say, "hay Babe.. 2moro in da arvo, we can do sumfin in da car at da look out an den I gotta drop u off at dis old geezas place 4 da bbq pig on da spitz or sumfin"

If so, does she still talk to you?

Are you Gen Y?

He doesn't post nearly that bad. Maybe i'm getting older and mellower and just don't give a shit, but seriously. As much as its tempting to be anal about it, i can perfectly understand what he's writing even if he uses the wrong grammer and misses out a few letters/words.

Besides, there's much worse, like the example you gave.

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