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I have 4 legitimate tickets to the 2005 Mens Gallery VIP Industry Party!!

These tickets are PRICELESS as they cannot be bought at Ticketek or Ticket Master or anywhere else for that matter, they are purely VIP Industry Tickets.

Each ticket admits 2 guests to the VIP Party!!

When: Friday 24th June 2005 8:30pm till LATE.

Where: The Men's Gallery - 601 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

Get in quick, they will not last...

$50 each ticker (ticket admit 2)

0422 086 066 Michael

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There is going to be a whole lot of boobies showing this Friday night!!!

The ticket provides, entry, finger food, free cigars during the night, caboret shows (girls in theme), usually on a normal night only downstairs is open but this Friday is going to be a big one - upstairs function room open!!

Just remember guys it's strictly 18 and over, and if you have any heart condition.. excessive displaying of breasts may cause harm ;)

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May I remind people this is a Melbourne event.

someonestolecc - Sorry but I haven't got any pictures of the tickets, they aren't made of plain A4 paper if thats what you thinking ??

These tickets were sent to me from Mens Gallery themselves so they are quite real.

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