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01-12-10, 21:43
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I see...
So you've retired it then.
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01-12-10, 21:46
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Oh no, there's lots of tread left
 
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01-12-10, 21:54
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Of course these days, my wife takes it out more than I do!!??
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01-12-10, 22:33
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Better her....
.... than some other floozie......
Bob
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02-12-10, 00:47
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When he gets it as a gift it will be a "Free Willy"?
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02-12-10, 01:24
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Free
There is no such thing as "free" There is always a price.
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02-12-10, 08:28
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G'day All, Mate that looks fantastic, reminds me of when I was very young and we used to see on the back pages of American comics the WW2 tanks (toys that you could ride in) that were available in the USA I think from memory around $40.00US at the time, gee we used to waste a lot of time looking at those tanks and saying that we wished we lived in America, can't wait to see some pix of it finished and the look on the childs face on the 25th, London to a brick he will have a S.E.G
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