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Justin Does Go To His Own Pie Cruise! Sept 16Th Wrap Up.

ianjb

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Humbla

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Another top day ,well done justin.

Was lovely to see special peeps i have not seen in ages,

You know who you are. :action-smiley-069:

And was allso lovely to meet some new peeps as well. :yes:

Looking forward to the next cruise :woot:

Juz Experienced

Juz

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Haha Why didn't I go to my own pie shop cruise? I was there lolz.

Thankyou Gen.

And Matt leave my carbon wrapped boot and bonnet alone, its better then having shitty paint :) and cheaper then a respray.

MBS206 Grand Master

MBS206

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This guy came to my work today and proceeded to touch me inappropriately.

Why you no work on Saturday! Dif and I were looking for lunch and we'd have come to your work! And then we could have touchéd you inappropriately ;):P
Tai1or Made Grand Master

Tai1or Made

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Why you no work on Saturday! Dif and I were looking for lunch and we'd have come to your work! And then we could have touchéd you inappropriately ;):P

I do enjoy being fondled by SAU members, but no lunch on Saturday.

Lunch Sunday only.

Corinne FB stalks me enough she should've known this.

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