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join me fatz and beer baron - sydney's 3 finest gentlemen - at sydney city rsl this thursday from 5pm for drinks. $3.05 for a pint!!! cheap drinks to be had thanks to my trusty membership card.

come join us for an evening of intellect, rivetting conversation, and i'm not sure what else.

as for you you rugbyfanatical asian dude, get your arse there. we gotta get you drunk then.

after drinks at the arrie, we'll be hitting up the kebab joint on liverpool street. then it's off to home or more pubs. i like the latter

see you poofs there

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join me fatz and beer baron - sydney's 3 finest gentlemen

i am generally modest but i must say we truly are kings among men...kings among men i tell you.

troy you big girl, put down that protein shake and get ye to the pub. pints are what we drink up here in NSW, leave that kahlua and milk at the border mate...

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