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Gees well it will be interesting to see when my Ceffie gets here considering it also has a dori background......WHEN IT GETS HERE!!!! Geees so antsi about getting it but it still isnt on the boat yet...apparently having trouble getting it on! How long did it take for those who imported their's??? I don't mind the wait really gives me more time to save $$$$ for goodies...just going crazy as i want it YESTERDAY ;)

But hey as the saying goes ' Good things come to those who wait '

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no a fist up the ass comes to those who wait, reality is good things come to those who complain and kick up the biggest stink they can,

avoid a fist up your ass dude.

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Originally Posted by Mr Eps

no a fist up the ass comes to those who wait, reality is good things come to those who complain and kick up the biggest stink they can,

avoid a fist up your ass dude.

HHHMmmmmmmm :confused:

I think i will rather wait....as being a manager in customer service for one of the largest mobile telco's in OZ, i have learn't that bitching doesn't get you anywhere. Polite, calm, patience, resolving the issue is what gets the job done. Especially when the issue is unable to be resolved by the ppl ur complaining to.

But each to their own ways in dealing with situations :headbang:

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