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"5 pound for a can of monster in Manchester airport last week ." Mate do not get me started on airport prices! Nothing pisses me off more than being gouged when your a captive audience😡 | |||
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"5 pound for a can of monster in Manchester airport last week . Mate do not get me started on airport prices! Nothing pisses me off more than being gouged when your a captive audience😡" I agree, it certainly pays to plan ahead. Most if not all airports have a free water fountain just through security, I always take an empty drinks bottle with me and fill up. | |||
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"5 pound for a can of monster in Manchester airport last week . Mate do not get me started on airport prices! Nothing pisses me off more than being gouged when your a captive audience😡 I agree, it certainly pays to plan ahead. Most if not all airports have a free water fountain just through security, I always take an empty drinks bottle with me and fill up." Bars and restaurants will fill it too | |||
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"'Telegraph' front page news is that a pint in London has hit the £10 mark...cheers! " Saw an advertisement for a new bar in Birmingham… bringing back the £5 pint! Bring back? Reminded myself why I don’t drink in town. | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils "Branded supermarket throat lozenges… morrisons are good, waitrose (surprisingly cheap) | |||
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"5 pound for a can of monster in Manchester airport last week . Mate do not get me started on airport prices! Nothing pisses me off more than being gouged when your a captive audience😡 I agree, it certainly pays to plan ahead. Most if not all airports have a free water fountain just through security, I always take an empty drinks bottle with me and fill up." Airports are legalised thieves. Last time I flew from Luton a meal and beer before my flight was more expensive than my flight to Alicante. Now cost £10 for 5mins drop off pick up. ROBBERY | |||
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"5 pound for a can of monster in Manchester airport last week . Mate do not get me started on airport prices! Nothing pisses me off more than being gouged when your a captive audience😡 I agree, it certainly pays to plan ahead. Most if not all airports have a free water fountain just through security, I always take an empty drinks bottle with me and fill up. Airports are legalised thieves. Last time I flew from Luton a meal and beer before my flight was more expensive than my flight to Alicante. Now cost £10 for 5mins drop off pick up. ROBBERY" As I said, it pays to plan ahead. I usuaytake something nice that I've bought from M&S the day before, and I don't drink alcohol anyway. | |||
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"Have you tried sucking a Fishermen's friend?" I do Winter Sea Fishing and I agree these are great 👌 | |||
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"5 pound for a can of monster in Manchester airport last week ." Seriously two questions. What did you expect? Who drinks that shit? | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils "I was in Lidl last week (yep I’m that classy) it was £5.85 for chocolate milk shake powder for the children. I don’t even like chocolate, sweets, biscuits, cakes. Last time my friend came over from Canada she had to bring her own sugar and milk for a cuppa | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils
I was in Lidl last week (yep I’m that classy) it was £5.85 for chocolate milk shake powder for the children.
I don’t even like chocolate, sweets, biscuits, cakes.
Last time my friend came over from Canada she had to bring her own sugar and milk for a cuppa"Nowt wrong with Lidl they have a great bakery section 😉 | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils "Just by the own brand stuff, they will be exactly the same and much cheaper. | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils
I was in Lidl last week (yep I’m that classy) it was £5.85 for chocolate milk shake powder for the children.
I don’t even like chocolate, sweets, biscuits, cakes.
Last time my friend came over from Canada she had to bring her own sugar and milk for a cuppa
Nowt wrong with Lidl they have a great bakery section 😉"I could work there I know every member of staff and the location of every item. I wasn’t dissing it I love it. | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils
I was in Lidl last week (yep I’m that classy) it was £5.85 for chocolate milk shake powder for the children.
I don’t even like chocolate, sweets, biscuits, cakes.
Last time my friend came over from Canada she had to bring her own sugar and milk for a cuppa
Nowt wrong with Lidl they have a great bakery section 😉
I could work there I know every member of staff and the location of every item.
I wasn’t dissing it I love it."It’s got a great selection of food and like I say the bakery section is great 😋 It shows something when the likes of Lidi and Aldi are becoming more and more popular it’s not all about the so called big supermarkets now | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils
I was in Lidl last week (yep I’m that classy) it was £5.85 for chocolate milk shake powder for the children.
I don’t even like chocolate, sweets, biscuits, cakes.
Last time my friend came over from Canada she had to bring her own sugar and milk for a cuppa
Nowt wrong with Lidl they have a great bakery section 😉
I could work there I know every member of staff and the location of every item.
I wasn’t dissing it I love it.
It’s got a great selection of food and like I say the bakery section is great 😋
It shows something when the likes of Lidi and Aldi are becoming more and more popular it’s not all about the so called big supermarkets now "I’ll be honest though my mother in law has got me shopping in Marks and Spencer. The food there is top class. My gripe with Lidl is the price of fresh chicken. A single parent mum of say 3 would really struggle | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils
I was in Lidl last week (yep I’m that classy) it was £5.85 for chocolate milk shake powder for the children.
I don’t even like chocolate, sweets, biscuits, cakes.
Last time my friend came over from Canada she had to bring her own sugar and milk for a cuppa
Nowt wrong with Lidl they have a great bakery section 😉
I could work there I know every member of staff and the location of every item.
I wasn’t dissing it I love it.
It’s got a great selection of food and like I say the bakery section is great 😋
It shows something when the likes of Lidi and Aldi are becoming more and more popular it’s not all about the so called big supermarkets now
I’ll be honest though my mother in law has got me shopping in Marks and Spencer. The food there is top class. My gripe with Lidl is the price of fresh chicken. A single parent mum of say 3 would really struggle"Marks and Spencer does some lovely food but it’s a bit pricey for a normal working class guy like myself 😉 | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils
I was in Lidl last week (yep I’m that classy) it was £5.85 for chocolate milk shake powder for the children.
I don’t even like chocolate, sweets, biscuits, cakes.
Last time my friend came over from Canada she had to bring her own sugar and milk for a cuppa
Nowt wrong with Lidl they have a great bakery section 😉
I could work there I know every member of staff and the location of every item.
I wasn’t dissing it I love it.
It’s got a great selection of food and like I say the bakery section is great 😋
It shows something when the likes of Lidi and Aldi are becoming more and more popular it’s not all about the so called big supermarkets now
I’ll be honest though my mother in law has got me shopping in Marks and Spencer. The food there is top class. My gripe with Lidl is the price of fresh chicken. A single parent mum of say 3 would really struggle
Marks and Spencer does some lovely food but it’s a bit pricey for a normal working class guy like myself 😉"Some of it is but they do a good deal with pizza. Two pizzas and sides for £12. They also do 3 for £8.00 on quiches, pork pies, sausage rolls and the like. I’ve bought packs of three big pasties, a quiche and a pack of sausage rolls for £8.00. The same thing in Lidl was £11.50 | |||
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"prices will always go up, even the current conflict in Iran raising the price of petrol, when it all ends, if it does, the price will drop but it won’t drop to what it was before the war started, everyday products are constantly on the rise, back when i first got my own flat, a weekly shop averaged £25, these days that’s shot up to £125 - £145 🤷♂️" When covid hit and the price of fuel went from £1.10-1.20 a litre to £1.70-190 everybody moaned. They were ecstatic when it dropped back down to ONLY £1.30. It wasn’t that to begin with ffs | |||
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"Somebody, somewhere is making a mint off our backs 😡" Too damn right | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there?" £7.20 for a pint is taken the absolute piss | |||
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"£3.05 for small bottle of WATER in Costa...WATER...ITS FRICKIN WATER " Ask for tap water. | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils
I was in Lidl last week (yep I’m that classy) it was £5.85 for chocolate milk shake powder for the children.
I don’t even like chocolate, sweets, biscuits, cakes.
Last time my friend came over from Canada she had to bring her own sugar and milk for a cuppa
Nowt wrong with Lidl they have a great bakery section 😉
I could work there I know every member of staff and the location of every item.
I wasn’t dissing it I love it.
It’s got a great selection of food and like I say the bakery section is great 😋
It shows something when the likes of Lidi and Aldi are becoming more and more popular it’s not all about the so called big supermarkets now
I’ll be honest though my mother in law has got me shopping in Marks and Spencer. The food there is top class. My gripe with Lidl is the price of fresh chicken. A single parent mum of say 3 would really struggle
Marks and Spencer does some lovely food but it’s a bit pricey for a normal working class guy like myself 😉
Some of it is but they do a good deal with pizza. Two pizzas and sides for £12.
They also do 3 for £8.00 on quiches, pork pies, sausage rolls and the like. I’ve bought packs of three big pasties, a quiche and a pack of sausage rolls for £8.00. The same thing in Lidl was £11.50"Maybe I’ll take a look in next time I’m passing one 👍 I do like the cheesecake from M&S mind 😋 | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there? £7.20 for a pint is taken the absolute piss " And to be fair it’s probably a pint of piss your drinking in London for £7.20 | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there? £7.20 for a pint is taken the absolute piss And to be fair it’s probably a pint of piss your drinking in London for £7.20" 😂😂 | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there? £7.20 for a pint is taken the absolute piss And to be fair it’s probably a pint of piss your drinking in London for £7.20 😂😂" " probably would have enjoyed a pint of piss more for that price " | |||
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"prices will always go up, even the current conflict in Iran raising the price of petrol, when it all ends, if it does, the price will drop but it won’t drop to what it was before the war started, everyday products are constantly on the rise, back when i first got my own flat, a weekly shop averaged £25, these days that’s shot up to £125 - £145 🤷♂️ When covid hit and the price of fuel went from £1.10-1.20 a litre to £1.70-190 everybody moaned. They were ecstatic when it dropped back down to ONLY £1.30. It wasn’t that to begin with ffs" 30 odd years ago I used to work at a motorway service station, south Mimms on the M25. I remember when people complained when the price changed from 49.9 a litre to 50.9. And that was expensive with it being on the motorway lol oh to go back to those prices now. | |||
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"prices will always go up, even the current conflict in Iran raising the price of petrol, when it all ends, if it does, the price will drop but it won’t drop to what it was before the war started, everyday products are constantly on the rise, back when i first got my own flat, a weekly shop averaged £25, these days that’s shot up to £125 - £145 🤷♂️ When covid hit and the price of fuel went from £1.10-1.20 a litre to £1.70-190 everybody moaned. They were ecstatic when it dropped back down to ONLY £1.30. It wasn’t that to begin with ffs 30 odd years ago I used to work at a motorway service station, south Mimms on the M25. I remember when people complained when the price changed from 49.9 a litre to 50.9. And that was expensive with it being on the motorway lol oh to go back to those prices now." People will always complain about fuel prices but the sad truth is we have to pay them if we want to run our cars etc etc My gaffer always complains about paying the diesel prices for our work vans and I’m like sorry but it’s part of offering a delivery service to your customers 🤷🏻 Like you say how nice would it be to go back to the prices from 30 years ago 😊 | |||
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"prices will always go up, even the current conflict in Iran raising the price of petrol, when it all ends, if it does, the price will drop but it won’t drop to what it was before the war started, everyday products are constantly on the rise, back when i first got my own flat, a weekly shop averaged £25, these days that’s shot up to £125 - £145 🤷♂️ When covid hit and the price of fuel went from £1.10-1.20 a litre to £1.70-190 everybody moaned. They were ecstatic when it dropped back down to ONLY £1.30. It wasn’t that to begin with ffs 30 odd years ago I used to work at a motorway service station, south Mimms on the M25. I remember when people complained when the price changed from 49.9 a litre to 50.9. And that was expensive with it being on the motorway lol oh to go back to those prices now. People will always complain about fuel prices but the sad truth is we have to pay them if we want to run our cars etc etc My gaffer always complains about paying the diesel prices for our work vans and I’m like sorry but it’s part of offering a delivery service to your customers 🤷🏻 Like you say how nice would it be to go back to the prices from 30 years ago 😊 " I remember when it was 2 bob a gallon! | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there?" I paid a fiver near Wembley | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there? I paid a fiver near Wembley" I remember them charging £10 for a burger on Wembley Way during the Playoff Final 🤦🏻 Mind I’ve seen some pubs up here charge £6.80 for pint of Guinness | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there? I paid a fiver near Wembley I remember them charging £10 for a burger on Wembley Way during the Playoff Final 🤦🏻 Mind I’ve seen some pubs up here charge £6.80 for pint of Guinness " I was there recently for Luton. A pint of Stella, glass of Diet Coke and scratching under a tenner. | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there? I paid a fiver near Wembley I remember them charging £10 for a burger on Wembley Way during the Playoff Final 🤦🏻 Mind I’ve seen some pubs up here charge £6.80 for pint of Guinness I was there recently for Luton. A pint of Stella, glass of Diet Coke and scratching under a tenner." Lucky you | |||
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"My water bill is now as much as the gas and electric and classed as low user madness for a necessaty to live." Have you considered getting a water meter? We just had knee installed and we are hoping for a much cheaper bill. | |||
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"Had to stop drinking due to drugs I’m on for my prostate….thinking now it’s probably a good thing but would kill for a pint of Guinness " Alcohol free drinks are available and taste just as good | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils "They afe £7 in local Co-Op, but local B&M they're only £3. Some shops definitely ripping people off. | |||
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"Had to stop drinking due to drugs I’m on for my prostate….thinking now it’s probably a good thing but would kill for a pint of Guinness Alcohol free drinks are available and taste just as good" Yes the alcohol free Guinness isn’t bad to be fair 👍 | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there? £7.20 for a pint is taken the absolute piss " Rural Wiltshire and Guiness is £7.10 in one village pub. | |||
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"Can't even buy TCP. I’ve got a bottle of it here if you want one 😉" You should put it on ebay, you'd be able retire early! | |||
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"There is more to come yet... with oil prices soaring, fertilizer price increases! Next autumn will see food and many other prices soaring! Labour dogma clinging on to net zero taxes forcing our energy bills through the roof and now Starmer doing his 'I am a world leader' act giving away billions of pounds we can't afford to Ukraines never ending war! We are fecked... we don't have politicians governing us, they are clowns! " | |||
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"My water bill is now as much as the gas and electric and classed as low user madness for a necessaty to live. Have you considered getting a water meter? We just had knee installed and we are hoping for a much cheaper bill." I had a water meter installed a few years ago. I noticed on my latest bill that Severn Trent are now charging me on an "assessed basis", based on similar properties! I'll be having words with them about that! They're charging me £600 per year! My neighbours, in their "similar oroperty" have 5 cars on their drive but I live alone! | |||
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"£3.05 for small bottle of WATER in Costa...WATER...ITS FRICKIN WATER " Serves you right lol 😂. That's what the tap is for and costs nothing. | |||
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"£6 for a box of strepsils "A gargle with salt water will do the trick. | |||
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"My water bill is now as much as the gas and electric and classed as low user madness for a necessaty to live. Have you considered getting a water meter? We just had knee installed and we are hoping for a much cheaper bill. I had a water meter installed a few years ago. I noticed on my latest bill that Severn Trent are now charging me on an "assessed basis", based on similar properties! I'll be having words with them about that! They're charging me £600 per year! My neighbours, in their "similar oroperty" have 5 cars on their drive but I live alone!" I'm on a water meter with Severn Trent, I pay just under 20 quid a month on an assessed usage. I usually end up with a credit at the end of the year. | |||
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"prices will always go up, even the current conflict in Iran raising the price of petrol, when it all ends, if it does, the price will drop but it won’t drop to what it was before the war started, everyday products are constantly on the rise, back when i first got my own flat, a weekly shop averaged £25, these days that’s shot up to £125 - £145 🤷♂️ When covid hit and the price of fuel went from £1.10-1.20 a litre to £1.70-190 everybody moaned. They were ecstatic when it dropped back down to ONLY £1.30. It wasn’t that to begin with ffs 30 odd years ago I used to work at a motorway service station, south Mimms on the M25. I remember when people complained when the price changed from 49.9 a litre to 50.9. And that was expensive with it being on the motorway lol oh to go back to those prices now. People will always complain about fuel prices but the sad truth is we have to pay them if we want to run our cars etc etc My gaffer always complains about paying the diesel prices for our work vans and I’m like sorry but it’s part of offering a delivery service to your customers 🤷🏻 Like you say how nice would it be to go back to the prices from 30 years ago 😊 I remember when it was 2 bob a gallon!" Yes, when they changed from pricing fuel in the UK from gallons to litres... that's when the profiteering on prices and fuel tax started with a vengeance! | |||
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"Gargling with warm salt water is million times better than other medicine and it hardly costs anything." | |||
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"£8.50 for a can of WD40 in B&Q
Lasts longer than a pint though.."and it lubricants tools xx  | |||
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"£8.50 for a can of WD40 in B&Q
Lasts longer than a pint though.."Health warning: Drinking WD40 may be hazardous to your health | |||
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"£8.50 for a can of WD40 in B&Q
Lasts longer than a pint though..
Health warning: Drinking WD40 may be hazardous to your health "Only "may"..... worth a crack then, am sure it will slide down great | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there?" I live in London and I don't care how much a pint is, it has no effect on me at all. | |||
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"£3.05 for small bottle of WATER in Costa...WATER...ITS FRICKIN WATER " Don't forget to check the sell by date first ..... | |||
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"£7.20 for a pint in London last week. Seriously, how do people live there? I paid a fiver near Wembley I remember them charging £10 for a burger on Wembley Way during the Playoff Final 🤦🏻 " £18 for fish and chips in Wembley Stadium. | |||
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"prices will always go up, even the current conflict in Iran raising the price of petrol, when it all ends, if it does, the price will drop but it won’t drop to what it was before the war started, everyday products are constantly on the rise, back when i first got my own flat, a weekly shop averaged £25, these days that’s shot up to £125 - £145 🤷♂️ When covid hit and the price of fuel went from £1.10-1.20 a litre to £1.70-190 everybody moaned. They were ecstatic when it dropped back down to ONLY £1.30. It wasn’t that to begin with ffs 30 odd years ago I used to work at a motorway service station, south Mimms on the M25. I remember when people complained when the price changed from 49.9 a litre to 50.9. And that was expensive with it being on the motorway lol oh to go back to those prices now. People will always complain about fuel prices but the sad truth is we have to pay them if we want to run our cars etc etc My gaffer always complains about paying the diesel prices for our work vans and I’m like sorry but it’s part of offering a delivery service to your customers 🤷🏻 Like you say how nice would it be to go back to the prices from 30 years ago 😊 Motorway service stations have the monopoly fucking rip off merchants I remember when it was 2 bob a gallon! Yes, when they changed from pricing fuel in the UK from gallons to litres... that's when the profiteering on prices and fuel tax started with a vengeance!" | |||
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"5 pound for a can of monster in Manchester airport last week ." Simple solution - Don’t drink that shite Especially in airports | |||
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"Last week on my way to ME1 in Rochester last week, I stopped off at Wetherspoons... A pint of DoomBar and a pint of Ruddles.... total bill £5.10.. MAGIC !!!" If Tim Martin can do it...? | |||
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