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If I turn up and I'm all alone then I'll hate you bitches 4 eva :domokun:

hate turns to Love Paulie :yes: when your bent over Chair :rofl:

Talk too dale :thumbsup: thats the KEY mate he is very busy man as you are too :wacko:

ken oath it will be. I am down like an extra chromosone as my mech just shared some good news with me, and I am no longer looking at a week of cardboard and cat food :P

seetyas tomorrow am

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Aaallrighty then bitches, bitchettes and Paul

Its that time of the month. Same bat time, same bat place. Who is gonna come and bask in my radiant glory.

7am

Kings Hotel

Cnr Pier and Hay st Perth

$17.50 for all you can eat - but only if you get to the bacon before El presidente




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