Bryans allwin anti-bounce unit identified
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Ok, but I'll need an alibi for next Tuesday at 23.00 hours. Don't tell anyone.
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I'll be waiting for you.
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Brilliant!
Rest assured your secret is safe with us....probably.

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BP, don't forget to wear a striped jumper with the mask, so the cops will not think you are looking suspicious.
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Well that was embarrassing!
Did anyone know PM Towers was up for sale?
I always thought it was a bit strapped for space in there.
Never mind, Nursey made me welcome, and the answer to the query about bouncing balls was "indubitably"
BP
Did anyone know PM Towers was up for sale?
I always thought it was a bit strapped for space in there.
Never mind, Nursey made me welcome, and the answer to the query about bouncing balls was "indubitably"
BP

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Re: Bryans allwin anti-bounce unit identified
More embarrassing is my 'vintage' slot machine arcade and my £4,000,000 'arts and crafts style' house. 

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The estate agent told me in order to attract the sort of Chav that wins the lottery it was necessary to substitute all the oak boxes with brass knobs and a ball bearing for chipboard, Formica and plastic.
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Haha, I've been there.
Titter ye Not, they may only be chipboard boxes, but the machines in that photo are worth the best part of £50,000. The Barcrest 'Razzle Dazzle' front left in the photo is worth £2,000+ all day long.
Titter ye Not, they may only be chipboard boxes, but the machines in that photo are worth the best part of £50,000. The Barcrest 'Razzle Dazzle' front left in the photo is worth £2,000+ all day long.
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